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Child Development Co-Savings Act 2001 s 12MB

s 12MB Paid leave to be treated as taken in certain sequence

12MB.—(1) Where an employee is entitled to be absent from work under section 9, 12AA or 12H (whichever is applicable), and under section 12DA, in relation to an April 2025 Scheme child, the employee is treated as consuming the employee’s entitlements in the following sequence, even if the employee does not do so:(a) first, by consuming —(i) for a natural mother of the child — the employee’s entitlement to the total period of paid maternity leave under section 9; (ii) for an adoptive mother of the child — the employee’s entitlement to the total period of paid adoption leave under section 12AA; or (iii) for a natural father or an adoptive father of the child — the employee’s entitlement to the total period of paid paternity leave under section 12H; (b) second, by consuming the employee’s entitlement to paid shared parental leave under section 12DA, as if the paid shared parental leave was taken after the total period of paid leave under section 9, 12AA or 12H (as the case may be) was taken. (2) Any claim, payment or reimbursement in relation to any entitlement mentioned in subsection (1) may be made as if the sequence mentioned in that subsection applies to that claim, payment or reimbursement, as the case may be. (3) In this section, “total period”, in relation to any entitlement to paid leave, means the total period of paid leave whether expressed as one period or the aggregate duration of several periods.[Act 46 of 2024 wef 01/04/2025]

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