Youth Payment : Contents
Disputes and reviews of an activity obligations failure
A young person has the right to dispute or review if they disagree with any decision relating to:
- an activity obligations failure or
- a sanction being imposed
A young person can do this by:
- disputing the decision or
- lodging a formal Review of Decision
A Review of Decision can be lodged at any stage, within three months of the activity obligations failure being initiated, or within three months of the sanction being imposed.
If a young person disputes their activity obligations failure or sanction more than 20 working days after it is initiated or imposed, you need to advise the young person to lodge a formal Review of Decision in writing.
For more information see:
Legislation
- MSD must give notice of sanction section 252 Social Security Act 2018
- Notice relates to single failure section 253 Social Security Act 2018
- How notice of sanction may be given section 254 Social Security Act 2018
- When reduction, suspension, or cancellation of benefit takes effect section 256 Social Security Act 2018
- How number of failures is counted sections 240 to 242 Social Security Act 2018
- Reviews and appeals Part 7, subpart 2 Social Security Act 2018
- Rights of appeal section 397 Social Security Act 2018
