to be the place where the student lived immediately prior to commencing study. For the purposes of assessing Fares Allowance, an independent students or Australian permanent home address can, in the following Apprentice’s circumstances, vary from the place where the student lived immediately prior to commencing study: if the student has a partner and/or dependent children who remained at the permanent home whilst the student moved to the study location, and the partner/children relocate permanently to a new location, then the new location is considered to be the students permanent home address if the student is only accessing Fares Allowance through the provisions of Away from Base activity travel, and the student relocates permanently to a new location, then the new location is considered to be the students permanent home address if the student has applied for and/or obtained rental accommodation at the study location through the local State/Territory Housing Authority, then the study location is considered to be the students permanent home address if the student has purchased housing at the study location, then the study location is considered to be the students permanent home address if the student who is completing or discontinuing his/her course does not undertake a return journey to the home location within three months of ceasing study, then the study location is considered to be the students permanent home address, unless exceptional circumstances prevented the student from undertaking the return journey if the student is a continuing student and does not undertake a return journey to the home location at the end of the study year under the provisions of 89.2 Travel at Commencement and End of Study Period, then the study location is considered to be the students permanent home address, unless exceptional circumstances prevented the student from undertaking the return journey if the student has received Relocation Allowance (see 97.4) under the Masters and Doctorate Award in order to relocate his/her home to the study location, then the study location is considered to be the students permanent home address. Pension age A man reaches pension age when he turns 65. Chapter 1, Part 1.2, A woman born before 1 July 1935 reaches pension age when she turns
to be the place where the student lived immediately prior to commencing study. For the purposes of assessing Fares Allowance, an independent students or Australian Apprentice’s permanent home address can, in the following circumstances, vary from the place where the student lived immediately prior to commencing study: if the student has a partner and/or dependent children who remained at the permanent home whilst the student moved to the study location, and the partner/children relocate permanently to a new location, then the new location is considered to be the students permanent home address if the student is only accessing Fares Allowance through the provisions of Away from Base activity travel, and the student relocates permanently to a new location, then the new location is considered to be the students permanent home address if the student has applied for and/or obtained rental accommodation at the study location through the local State/Territory Housing Authority, then the study location is considered to be the students permanent home address if the student has purchased housing at the study location, then the study location is considered to be the students permanent home address if the student who is completing or discontinuing his/her course does not undertake a return journey to the home location within three months of ceasing study, then the study location is considered to be the students permanent home address, unless exceptional circumstances prevented the student from undertaking the return journey if the student is a continuing student and does not undertake a return journey to the home location at the end of the study year under the provisions of 89.2 Travel at Commencement and End of Study Period, then the study location is considered to be the students permanent home address, unless exceptional circumstances prevented the student from undertaking the return journey if the student has received Relocation Allowance (see 97.4) under the Masters and Doctorate Award in order to relocate his/her home to the study location, then the study location is considered to be the students permanent home address. Pension age Chapter 1, Part 1.2, A man reaches pension age when he turns 65. A woman born before 1 July 1935 reaches pension age when she turns