Commonwealth Numbered Acts

CHILDCARE REBATE ACT 1993 No. 112 of 1993 - SECT 14

14.(1) An Australian resident is a person who resides in Australia and who:

   (a)  is an Australian citizen; or

   (b)  is, within the meaning of the Migration Act 1958, the holder of a
        valid permanent entry permit; or

   (c)  has been granted, or is included in, a return endorsement, or a
        resident return visa, in force under that Act.

(2) In deciding for the purposes of this Act whether or not a person resides
in Australia, regard must be had to:

   (a)  the nature of the accommodation used by the person in Australia; and

   (b)  the nature and extent of the family relationship the person has in
        Australia; and

   (c)  the nature and extent of the person's employment, business or
        financial ties in Australia; and

   (d)  the nature and extent of the person's assets located in Australia; and

   (e)  the frequency and duration of the person's travel outside of
        Australia; and

   (f)  any other matter relevant to determining whether the person intends to
        remain permanently in Australia.