Transfer of information between Centrelink and Child Support 277-51130110
Policy
Child Support Guide 2.2.5: Alignment of care between child support & FTB
Family Assistance Guide, 2.1.1.50, Determining percentage of care
Family Assistance Guide, 1.4.2, Privacy & confidentiality
Family Assistance Guide, 5.1.2, Comparing information with other agencies
Family Assistance Guide, 3.1.6.90, Appeals & reviews of child support decisions
Family Assistance Guide, 5.1.3.10, Disclosure of information by Centrelink
Legislation
Links to the Federal Register of Legislation site go to a 'Series' page. Selecting the 'Latest' version.
Child Support and Family Assistance Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 2010
Authority to disclose information for administration of child support law
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Administration) Act 1999
- section 161(1), Operation of Division
- section 168, Disclosure of information by Secretary
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) Act 1999
- Part 3, Division 1, Subdivision D, Section 35B, Determination of percentage of care
- Part 3, Division 1, Subdivision F, section 35T, Percentages of care determined under the child support law that apply for family assistance purposes
- Part 3, Division 1, Subdivision A, section 27(2)(b) Extension of meaning of FTB or regular care child in a blended family case
Social Security (Administration) Act 1999
- section 201, Operation of Division
- section 208, Disclosure of information by Secretary
- section 238, Payments to Commissioner of Taxation
Child support assessment and collection
Child Support (Registration and Collection) Act 1988, section 16, Secrecy
Note: for authority to disclose information relating to child support registration and collection, scroll down to section 16 (3)(ba).
Child Support (Assessment) Act 1989, section 150, Secrecy
Note: for authority to disclose information relating to child support assessment, scroll down to section 150 (3)(ba).
General privacy provisions
Privacy Act 1988, section 14, Information Privacy Principles