Veterans’ Entitlements (Attributable Stakeholders and Attribution Percentages) Principles 2025 (Cth)

Veterans' Entitlements (Attributable Stakeholders and Attribution Percentages) Principles 2025 The Repatriation Commission makes the following instrument. Dated 19 February 2025

The Seal of the Repatriation Commission was affixed to this instrument in the presence of: Alison Frame Mark Brewer AM CSC and Bar President Deputy President

Gwen Cherne Kahlil Fegan DSC AM Commissioner Commissioner

Part 1 Preliminary

1 Name This instrument is the Veterans' Entitlements (Attributable Stakeholders and Attribution Percentages) Principles 2025.

2 Commencement This instrument commences on the day after the day it is registered.

3 Authority This instrument is made under the Veterans' Entitlements Act 1986, paragraph 52ZZZQ(a).

3A Repeal Schedule 2 to the Veterans' Affairs (Legislative Instrument Re-making Exercise) Instrument 2014 is repealed.

4 Definitions Note: A number of expressions used in this instrument are defined in the Act, including the following: Commission Social Security Act In this instrument: Act means the Veterans' Entitlements Act 1986. company means a controlled private company. contribution means: 1. a transfer of property or services, to a company or trust, at any time, whether before or after 7.30 pm, by standard time in the Australian Capital Territory, on 9 May 2000; and 2. any other kind of contribution: 1. in the case of a company — to either the capital or income of the company; and 2. in the case of a trust — to either the corpus or income of the trust. trust means a controlled private trust.

Part 2 Determination that individual is not attributable stakeholder

5 Purpose

This Part sets out decision-making principles with which the Commission must comply in making a determination, under paragraph 52ZZJ(1)(a) or (2)(c) of the Act, that an individual is not an attributable stakeholder of a company or trust.