Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2017L00166:reg:8:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2017L00166
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 8 (pt 2/3)
Character Range: 6970–9864

on which the session of care is provided in paid work which is not for an approved family day care service; and
              (ii) documentary evidence has been provided to the service setting out the requirement for the individual to usually work at the time the session of care is provided in accordance with the timeframes stated in section 10 of this Determination.

       (4)  To avoid doubt, when a service is eligible in relation to a child in accordance with section 47 of the Family Assistance Act, a requirement to provide the documentary evidence to the service in this section is taken to be a requirement for the service to hold the relevant documentary evidence (whether obtained or prepared by the service or provided by another person who is able to provide reliable evidence of the relevant matter), within the timeframes stated in section 10 of this Determination.

       (5) In this section:

       Documentary evidence means evidence in written form which contains sufficient information to support that each matter in paragraph (2)(a) is met, as below:
           (a)          for subparagraphs (2)(a)(i), (ii) and (iii)—a statutory declaration containing a statement from the individual of the reasons that the child could not reasonably have been left alone in the circumstances and why there was no individual over the age of 18 who could have provided suitable care to the child in those circumstances;
           (b)          where paragraph (3)(a) applies—the additional requirements for documentary evidence are the same as those that apply in relation to an eligible disability child or an eligible ISP child for the purposes of paragraph 8(2)(a);
           (c)          where paragraph (3)(b) applies—a copy of an individual's (in relation to whom the child is an FTB child or a regular care child and who resides with the child on the day on which the relevant session of care is provided) current driver's licence, or a recent utility bill sent to the address where the individual and child reside, or a statutory declaration stating the child's residential address;
           (d)          where paragraph (3)(c) applies—an employment contract or a payslip, showing usual hours of work—but where the contract or payslip does not show usual hours of work, a letter signed by the relevant employer is required stating usual hours of work.
     10  Timeframes in which documentary evidence must be provided

       (1) In this Determination, where a requirement exists to provide documentary evidence to a service, the timeframes in which that documentary evidence must be provided are:
           (a) where paragraph 219N(5)(a) of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Administration) Act 1999 applies to the obligation to provide an attendance report for the child and the circumstance exists in the week referred to in that provision—within 7 days after