Law and You (91) Work and Development Order WDO

Elder tourist guide at the Newcastle Art Gallery

Elder tourist guide at the Newcastle Art Gallery Source: Image credit: Visit Newcastle

What is a Work and Development Order?


Work and Development Orders (WDO) are made by the State Debt

Recovery (SDR) to allow eligible people who have a mental illness, intellectual disability or cognitive impairment, are homeless, are experiencing acute economic hardship, or have a serious addiction to drugs/alcohol/volatile substances to satisfy their fine debt through unpaid work with an approved organisation or by undertaking certain courses or treatment.

 

Ms. Tran Cong Thuy Dinh, Registrar of Family Court of Australia explained the Work and Development Orders and how to apply.


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