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Definition

The form of financial penalty applied to a participant as a result of a given non-compliance event, represented by a label. 

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This representation is based on the value domain for this data element, more information is available at " Financial penalty type label ".
Values
Value Meaning Start Date End Date
Permissible Values 1st Mutual Obligation Failure (50 per cent reduction) Participants already in the Penalty zone who commit a Mutual Obligation Failure have their fortnightly participation payment reduced by 50%
2nd Mutual Obligation Failure (100 per cent reduction) Participants already in the Penalty zone who commit a second Mutual Obligation Failure have their fortnightly participation payment reduced by 100%
3rd Mutual Obligation Failure (4 weeks preclusion) Participants already in the Penalty zone who commit a third Mutual Obligation Failure have their participation payment cancelled and must serve a four-week non-payment period before reapplying for their payment.
Work Refusal Failure If a participant fails to accept or commence a suitable job without a Reasonable Excuse as determined by Services Australia, they will receive a Work Refusal Failure resulting in payment cancellation with a four-week non-payment period under the Targeted Compliance Framework.
Unemployment Failure If a participant voluntarily leaves suitable employment or is dismissed from employment due to misconduct without a Reasonable Excuse as determined by Services Australia, they will have their participation payment cancelled and serve a four or six-week non-payment period depending on whether relocation assistance was paid to help the participant take up employment.

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Inclusion in Data Distributions 2
Use within a Question 0
As a numerator in an Indicator 2
As a denominator in an Indicator 0
As a disaggregation in an Indicator 1