7.1.6 Notice of assessment In response to receipt of an AIC Scheme will send a written notice of the decion outlining the outcome of the assessment and if applicable providing details of entitlement. Where the applicant or ineligible for asstance under the scheme the reason for ineligibility and information about appeal rights will be provided (see for information about reviews and appeals). 7.2 Applicant’s rights and obligations Th section details the rights and obligations of an applicant when an AIC Scheme submitted. Obligations Rights to privacy and confidentiality Use of information by government. 7.2.1 Obligations By signing the or accepting a payment, the applicant agrees to provide correct information, to notify of particular events, and to repay any overpayment. Supply correct information Giving false or mleading information a serious offence. Applicants or their who do so may be prosecuted under the Criminal Code. Notify prescribed events Some events can affect eligibility for AIC allowances. The following prescribed events are defined in the If any of them occurs, the person Student Asstance Regulations 2003. who receiving or entitled to receive payment must notify Centrelink within 14 days. The either: does not at the school or course to which the allowance relates by the end of the enrolment period does not begin school or the dtance education course within the first 2 weeks after the first day on which the course offered, or on the day on which the student commences boarding dcontinues the education to which the allowance relates has their enrolment cancelled by the education institution begins to receive a benefit for education or vocational training from the Australian Government or an Australian Government authority begins to receive ABSTUDY, Youth Allowance, sickness allowance or special benefit mentioned in Chapter 2 of the Social Security Act begins a full-time apprenticeship or traineeship
7.1.6 Notice of assessment In response to receipt of an AIC Scheme will send a written notice of the decion outlining the outcome of the assessment and if applicable providing details of entitlement. Where the applicant or ineligible for asstance under the scheme the reason for ineligibility and information about appeal rights will be provided (see for information about reviews and appeals). 7.2 Applicant’s rights and obligations Th section details the rights and obligations of an applicant when an AIC Scheme submitted. Obligations Rights to privacy and confidentiality Use of information by government. 7.2.1 Obligations By signing the or accepting a payment, the applicant agrees to provide correct information, to notify of particular events, and to repay any overpayment. Supply correct information Giving false or mleading information a serious offence. Applicants or their who do so may be prosecuted under the Criminal Code. Notify prescribed events Some events can affect eligibility for AIC allowances. The following prescribed events are defined in the Student Asstance Regulations 2003. If any of them occurs, the person who receiving or entitled to receive payment must notify Centrelink within 14 days. The either: does not at the school or course to which the allowance relates by the end of the enrolment period does not begin school or the dtance education course within the first 2 weeks after the first day on which the course offered, or on the day on which the student commences boarding dcontinues the education to which the allowance relates has their enrolment cancelled by the education institution begins to receive a benefit for education or vocational training from the Australian Government or an Australian Government authority begins to receive ABSTUDY, Youth Allowance, sickness allowance or special benefit mentioned in Chapter 2 of the Social Security Act begins a full-time apprenticeship or traineeship
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