This form is to be completed by an ongoing employee seeking to relocate to a new work base. Upon receipt and assessment by the Department, in principal approval may be granted for the employee to proceed with the relocation and to seek reimbursement of reasonable relocation costs.
Eligible costs may be payable to an ongoing employee who relocates permanently. Following the employee’s relocation, the employee is to complete and submit Form 74 Claim for reimbursement for relocation expenses, along with relevant documentation, for assessment of the claim by the Department.
If you are planning to seek payment of reasonable relocation expenses please note the following eligibility requirements:
Provisions relating to reasonable relocation expenses are set out in the Relocations Expenses Guidelines. Additional information to help MOP(S) Act Employees who are relocating can be found in the Relocation Checklist.
In the event your employment under the Members of Parliament (Staff) Act 1984 (MOP(S) Act) ceases, there is no provision for assistance with costs involved in returning to your original location.
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