SOCIAL SECURITY (ADMINISTRATION) ACT 1999 - SECT 123 Continuing effect of determinations

SOCIAL SECURITY (ADMINISTRATION) ACT 1999 - SECT 123

  (1)   A determination that:

  (a)   a person's claim for a social security payment is granted; or

  (b)   a social security payment is payable to a person;

continues in effect until:

  (ba)   the payment is cancelled by section   38M of the 1991 Act, or subsection   42AM(4) or section   42AP of this Act; or

  (bb)   immediately before the start of a payment suspension period for the person under section   42AL; or

  (c)   a further determination in relation to the payment under section   80, 81 or 82, subsection   95C(1) or section   124H, 124M or 124NF takes effect; or

  (d)   the payment ceases to be payable under section   90, 91, 93, 94 or 95; or

  (e)   the end of the day immediately before the day on which the person dies.

  (2)   A determination that a person is qualified for a concession card continues in effect until:

  (a)   a further determination under subsection   77(1) or (3) or section   86 or 87 takes effect; or

  (b)   the person ceases to be qualified under section   104 or 105.

  (3)   A determination of the rate of a social security payment continues in effect until:

  (a)   a further determination in relation to the payment under section   78, 79, 81A or 85A takes effect; or

  (b)   the payment becomes payable at a lower rate under section   98, 99 or 100.