Actioning broken agency recovery arrangements 107-05040050
For Debt Staff only.
This document outlines how to action broken agency recovery arrangements. The agents are the Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) or a Ministry in New Zealand.
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Actioning broken agency recovery arrangements
Cost effective recovery or temporary write off
Actioning broken agency recovery arrangements
Table 1
Step |
Action |
1 |
Locating broken recovery arrangements + Read more ... Use the Debt recovery script when actioning a debt. Locate broken recovery arrangements on Workload Management in Customer First. |
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Is the agency arrangement with the Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA)? + Read more ...
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3 |
Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) + Read more ... Contact the DVA Liaison Officer. Include the CRN and Name of the customer in addition to details of the previous DVA arrangement. The DVA Liaison Officer will contact DVA to investigate payment deductions and make enquiries about when to expect the next payment. Has the DVA Liaison Officer advised that DVA will start/continue to make deductions?
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4 |
Reset the agency recovery arrangement + Read more ...
Procedure ends here. |
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Cease the agency recovery arrangement + Read more ... End the current arrangement by 'S'electing the broken activity from the Activity List (AL) screen and press [Enter].
Procedure ends here. |
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Recovery from the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) in New Zealand + Read more ... Has International Services (CIS) indicated through a DOC, that debt recovery by New Zealand is no longer possible?
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Create a DOC using the National Script + Read more ... Create a DOC using the National Script, Debt Rec: Refer Debt to Outside Agency/Ask New Zealand to Recover Debt. If this script is unavailable, create a DOC using Fast Note. Use the following suggested text:
Note: do not finalise this DOC. On receipt of the DOC, CIS will attempt to confirm if the customer is still in New Zealand. Procedure ends here. |
Cost effective recovery or temporary write off
Table 2
Step |
Action |
1 |
Determine appropriate action + Read more ... Consider whether further recovery action is cost effective or whether temporary write off is more appropriate. Consider the amount owed, assets and bank accounts. Liaise with CIS may be necessary to determine if the customer is still living overseas. See Recovering Centrelink debts from customers living overseas. Do investigations indicate that further recovery action is cost-effective?
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Taking cost effective action + Read more ... This may include: Procedure ends here. |
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Temporary write off + Read more ... Temporarily write off the debt Record all details on a DOC using Fast Note. |