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Student Loan Scheme Act 2011

Matters of general application and miscellaneous matters - Matters of general application

200: Appropriation of refunds

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“The government can give you your refund without asking for special permission”

If you receive a refund under this law, the government can give it to you without needing special permission. This means they don’t have to ask for extra approval to pay you back any money you’re owed. It’s like the law has already said it’s okay to give refunds, so they can do it right away when they need to.

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Part 5 Matters of general application and miscellaneous matters
Matters of general application

200Appropriation of refunds

  1. A refund that is made under this Act may be made without further appropriation than this section.

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