Manually adjusting non-payment period start and end dates 001-10120090
For Participation Solutions Team (PST)-skilled Service Officers (WNPPD) and service centre Service Officers (UNPP) only.
This document outlines the process for changing the start and end dates of serious failure periods, Unemployment Non-Payment Periods (UNPP), non-attendance failure and reconnection failure penalty periods which may be incurred by Community Development Program (CDP) participants.
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Transfer of case to PST-skilled Service Officer for action
Manually adjusting non-payment period start and end dates
Manual rate, letter and debt activity requirements
Manually adjusting penalty period start and end dates
Transfer of case to PST-skilled Service Officer for action
Table 1: This table describes action required where a CDP participant currently serving a serious failure period or Unemployment Non-Payment Period (UNPP) transfers to another payment not subject to compulsory mutual obligation requirements.
Step |
Action |
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Where a UNPP or serious failure period is currently being served and the customer is granted a payment that is not subject to compulsory mutual obligation requirements, the serious failure period or UNPP ends. + Read more ... Where the CDP participant transfers to a payment that is in a different system (for example a CDP participant in receipt of JobSeeker Payment (JSP) transfers to a payment made in the pension IT system) the system automatically ends the serious failure period or UNPP. Where the CDP participant transfers to a payment in the same IT system (for example, a CDP participant receiving JSP is granted ABSTUDY), the serious failure period or UNPP needs to be manually ended. Is the service centre Service Officer who is granting the new claim a Service Officer with a UNPP security resource where the CDP participant is serving a UNPP?
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Action is required by a suitably skilled PST Service Officer + Read more ... Where the service centre Service Officer granting the new claim does not have a UNPP security resource for CDP participant currently serving a UNPP, the case will need to be transferred to the Participation Solutions Team (PST) to action.
Fast Note will be allocated to suitably skilled Service Officer with the relevant WNPPD security resource to action. |
Manually adjusting non-payment period start and end dates
Table 2: This table describes the steps in determining how to manually adjust non-payment period start and end dates for serious failure periods and Unemployment Non-Payment Periods (UNPP).
Step |
Action |
1 |
Serious failure or UNPP + Read more ... In Process Direct
Participation Solutions Team (PST)-skilled Service Officer with WNPPD resource (PST-skilled Service Officer (WNPPD)):
Service centre Service Officer with UNPP resource (Service Officer (UNPP)):
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2 |
Change to start and/or end date if UNPP or serious failure not yet applied + Read more ...
Procedure ends here. |
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Review of failures + Read more ... PST-skilled Service Officer (WNPPD) or Service Officer (UNPP) review of existing serious failure or UNPP that has been partially or fully served. Assess the CDP participant's current circumstances before adjusting the non-payment period dates
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4 |
Access relevant failure + Read more ...
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Check if failure status requires updating + Read more ... Failure status may need to be changed where:
For updates to the failure status, see Implementing the outcome of a failure review or appeal. |
6 |
Review existing and previous changes to serious failure period or UNPP dates + Read more ... Check details under Review History heading on Review Decision screen for previous date changes. Do the start and end dates need to be adjusted?
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7 |
Adjust non-payment period + Read more ...
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Manual rate, letter and debt activity requirements
Table 3: This table describes manual rate, letter, and debt activity requirements.
Step |
Action |
1 |
Manual rate + Read more ... Entitlement must be manually assessed if:
To zero off a BLD line in Process Direct:
Is a manual rate assessment required?
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2 |
Issue letter to CDP participant + Read more ... An automatic letter will be sent in most cases. Where an automatic letter is not sent, select the incomplete letter in Customer First from the Activity List (AL) screen and complete details to finalise. |
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Debt activity + Read more ... Is there an outstanding debt activity that is affected by the changes to the non-payment period start or end dates?
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Debt activity affected by changes to non-payment period start or end dates + Read more ... If debt or debt shell activities on the CDP participant's record need to be adjusted based on the manual change to start or end dates, forward the activity in Customer First to the NPS region code for further action by the Virtual Support Team (VST). |
Manually adjusting penalty period start and end dates
Table 4: This table describes the steps in determining how to manually adjust non-attendance failure and reconnection failure penalty period start and end dates.
Step |
Action |
1 |
Non-attendance failure or reconnection failure penalty period + Read more ... PST Service Officers:
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Review of failures + Read more ... PST-skilled Service Officer (WNPPD) review of existing non-attendance failure or reconnection failure that is due to commence or has been (fully or partially) recovered. Locate existing dates and determine new start and end dates based on legislative requirements or the CDP participant's Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) decision. |
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Access relevant failure + Read more ...
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4 |
Check if failure status requires updating + Read more ... Failure status may need to be changed where:
For updates to the failure status, see Implementing the outcome of a failure review or appeal. |
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Review existing non-attendance failure or reconnection failure penalty period dates + Read more ... Check details under Review History heading on Review Decision screen for previous date changes. Do the start and end dates need to be adjusted?
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Adjust penalty period + Read more ...
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