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    How to (legally) find someone.

    in General Discussion

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    Indulge me:How does that work?

     

    This is my first time in this situation.

    Debt collection agents employ people know in the trade as Skip Chasers they are sort of P.Is just specialise in finding people

     

    But at the end of the day (from my experience as an Electrical Contractor) if people don't wont to be found they usually know there way around the privacy act

     

    And know how to hide behind it

     

     

    Illegal Immigrants ? ? ? ? ?

    in Politics

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    ahhhh, another NASTY urban myth....

     

     

    • First of all, refugees are not illegal immigrants. It has never been illegal in Australia to arrive on shore without a visa seeking asylum. In fact it’s one of the rights within the UN’s declarations on refugees which Australia helped to write.
       

     

     

    • When an asylum seeker arrives in Australia, they do not get any Centrelink benefits. While their status is being processed, and if they meet certain criteria, they can be eligible for financial support from the Asylum Seeker Assistance Scheme, administered through the Red Cross. This amount is 89% of the basic Centrelink allowance. This means approximately $405.84 per fortnight – over $260 less than a pensioner.
       

     

     

    • Once an asylum seeker is recognised as a genuine refugee, after a long and highly scrutinized process, they are given permanent residency and are then entitled to the same Centrelink, schooling and health benefits as anyone else. No more, no less.
       

     

     

    • The normal Centrelink welfare payment is $456 per fortnight, for a refugee with permanent residency and an Australian-born person. A pensioner in Australia receives $671.90. Over $200 more each fortnight. Even with family/parenting benefits, a refugee’s benefits would still be less than a pensioner’s income.
       

     

     

    • For an asylum seeker to qualify for any payment under the Asylum Seeker Assistance Scheme, they must have lodged an application for a visa 6 months before, not be in detention, and not get any other payment or benefit.
       

     

    And we thought you where showing us your intelligents

     

     

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