Division
The majority voted against [amendments](https://www.openaustralia.org.au/senate/?gid=2025-02-12.194.1) on sheets 2913 and 3051 and amendments (1) and (2) on sheet 3049, which were introduced by the Jacqui Lambie Party. This means the amendments were not successful. The amendments related to time limits for determining certain claims, research into veteran health and wellbeing and legal representation before Veterans’ Review Board. ### Amendment text **SHEET 2913** > *(1) Schedule 1, Part 3, page 69 (after line 36), at the end of the Part, add:* > >> *Division 15 — Time limits for determining certain claims* >> >> *Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2004* >> >> *204 At the end of Part 2 of Chapter 7* >> >> *Add:* >> >>> *343A Time limit for determining certain claims* >>> >>>> *Claims for compensation for permanent impairment* >>>> >>>> *(1) If a person makes a claim under section 319 for compensation under Part 2 of Chapter 4 (permanent impairment), the Commission must determine the claim by the end of the period of 120 days (the consideration period) beginning on the day the claim is made.* >>>> >>>> *(2) If the Commission does not determine the claim by the end of the consideration period, the Commission is taken to have accepted the claim.* >>>> >>>> *Claims for compensation for incapacity* >>>> >>>> *(3) If a person makes a claim under section 319 for compensation under Part 3 or 4 of Chapter 4 (incapacity), the Commission must determine the claim by the end of the period of 90 days (the consideration period) beginning on the day the claim is made.* >>>> >>>> *(4) If the Commission does not determine the claim by the end of the consideration period, the Commission is taken to have accepted the claim.* >>>> >>>> *Stopping the clock* >>>> >>>> *(5) If the Commission requests further information in relation to a claim for compensation under Part 2, 3 or 4 of Chapter 4, the time taken for the Commission to receive the further information is not to be inclu
Senate, 2025-02-12. negative: ayes 17, noes 22.
Question
The majority voted against [amendments](https://www.openaustralia.org.au/senate/?gid=2025-02-12.194.1) on sheets 2913 and 3051 and amendments (1) and (2) on sheet 3049, which were introduced by the Jacqui Lambie Party. This means the amendments were not successful. The amendments related to time limits for determining certain claims, research into veteran health and wellbeing and legal representation before Veterans’ Review Board. ### Amendment text **SHEET 2913** > *(1) Schedule 1, Part 3, page 69 (after line 36), at the end of the Part, add:* > >> *Division 15 — Time limits for determining certain claims* >> >> *Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2004* >> >> *204 At the end of Part 2 of Chapter 7* >> >> *Add:* >> >>> *343A Time limit for determining certain claims* >>> >>>> *Claims for compensation for permanent impairment* >>>> >>>> *(1) If a person makes a claim under section 319 for compensation under Part 2 of Chapter 4 (permanent impairment), the Commission must determine the claim by the end of the period of 120 days (the consideration period) beginning on the day the claim is made.* >>>> >>>> *(2) If the Commission does not determine the claim by the end of the consideration period, the Commission is taken to have accepted the claim.* >>>> >>>> *Claims for compensation for incapacity* >>>> >>>> *(3) If a person makes a claim under section 319 for compensation under Part 3 or 4 of Chapter 4 (incapacity), the Commission must determine the claim by the end of the period of 90 days (the consideration period) beginning on the day the claim is made.* >>>> >>>> *(4) If the Commission does not determine the claim by the end of the consideration period, the Commission is taken to have accepted the claim.* >>>> >>>> *Stopping the clock* >>>> >>>> *(5) If the Commission requests further information in relation to a claim for compensation under Part 2, 3 or 4 of Chapter 4, the time taken for the Commission to receive the further information is not to be inclu
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