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Social Security (Benefits Adjustment) and Income Tax (Minimum Family Tax Credit) Amendment Bill
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The purpose of this bill is to ensure that income support responds to increases in the cost of living by indexing main benefits to changes in the Consumers Price Index and adjusting the minimum family tax credit.MP in charge
Hon Louise UpstonBill No.14-1
54Parliament
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Assented on 20 Feb 2024
Act: Social Security (Benefits Adjustment) and Income Tax (Minimum Family Tax Credit) Amendment Act 2024
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The Governor-General formally signs the bill into law.
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Member(s) in charge: Hon Louise Upston Type of Bill: Government Parliament: 54 Bill no: 14-1 Introduction: 12 Feb 2024 First reading agreed: 13 Feb 2024 Second reading agreed: 13 Feb 2024 Committee of the whole House agreed: 15 Feb 2024 Third reading agreed: 20 Feb 2024 Royal assent: 20 Feb 2024 Act: Social Security (Benefits Adjustment) and Income Tax (Minimum Family Tax Credit) Amendment Act 2024