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Comprehensive Work Assessment

The Comprehensive Work Assessment is a compulsory part of the 52 week reapplication process for Sole Parent Support. It is designed to support in-depth conversations with clients to help them prepare for and find suitable employment. 

All Sole Parent Support clients must complete the Comprehensive Work Assessment at their reapplication appointment as part of the 52 week reapplication process.

Client does not complete Comprehensive Work Assessment

If a client does not complete the Comprehensive Work Assessment before their expiry date, their Sole Parent Support will stop

Clients who fail to complete the 52 week reapplication process but still need Sole Parent Support will need to apply as a new applicant. The client will be subject to the usual commencement date rules, including the initial stand-down.

For more information see:

Failing reapplication process or applying as a new applicant
Situations where extensions can be given
Commencement date
Initial stand-down

Legislation

  • Requirements for regrant section 336 Social Security Act 2018
  • Specified benefits to which regulations 190A to 190G apply regulation 190 Social Security Regulations 2018
  • Requirements for reapplication form, supporting evidence, etc regulation 190A Social Security Regulations 2018
  • Requirements completed before expiry date regulation 190B Social Security Regulations 2018
  • When reapplication form meets application form requirements regulation 190F Social Security Regulations 2018
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