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Frequently asked questions
Australian Capital Territory
The government will contribute up to $250,000 to a new fund to assist households severely impacted by COVID-19. Details on how the fund will operate are yet to be announced.The Government will freeze the Utilities Network Facilities Tax (paid by utility providers), which is expected to lead to savings for customers.
New South Wales
- No extra rebates or concessions have been announced for people financially impacted by COVID-19.
- A range of rebates and support are already available. Service NSW has a savings finder that explains what savings are available and the eligibility.
Northern Territory
No specific assistance announced on utilities
Queensland
Queensland households will receive a $200 rebate to help offset the costs of electricity and water. The rebate will be automatically credited to electricity bills from April 2020 (regional Queensland) and May 2020 (south-east Queensland). Only households who receive a separate electricity bill will be eligible.
Resource:
Queensland Government: COVID-19 household utility relief.
South Australia
No specific extra assistance has been announced.
Tasmania
No specific extra assistance has been announced.
Victoria
No specific extra assistance has been announced.
Western Australia
There have been announcements about a freezing of household bills and a relief package with regard to the costs of power and water.
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What do the changes mean?
- Your client should be able to make an affordable repayment arrangement and not be threatened with disconnection or have their supply restricted during the immediate pandemic crisis
- Your clients should continue to pay what they can afford towards their bills
- Water is still a high priority payment so it is important to get an affordable repayment arrangement in place
What do you do differently?
- Do refer to the National Cabinet expectations (if required) in dealing with your client’s water provider
- Do check the website of your client’s water provider to see if additional assistance is available
- Do consider the energy and water ombudsman in your State or Territory if a hardship arrangement cannot be agreed. However, if disconnection or supply restriction is not threatened then you may want to save the option of lodging a dispute for later. Do stress to your client the importance of keeping up affordable payments