Bills / Bill 68 of 2025
Public billHealth Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2025
Enacted Most recent stage: Enacted
How far it has got
- First Stage
- Second Stage
- Committee Stage
- Report Stage
- Fifth Stage
- Enacted
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What the bill says it does
Bill entitled an Act to amend the Health Insurance Act 1994 to specify the amount of premium to be paid from the Risk Equalisation Fund in respect of certain classes of insured persons from 1 April 2026; to make certain other amendments to that Act, including to specify the amount of the hospital utilisation credit applicable from 1 April 2026 and to specify the percentage applicable for the purposes of the definitions relating to high cost claims; to amend Schedule 1 to that Act; to make a consequential amendment to the Stamp Duties Consolidation Act 1999; and to provide for related matters.
This is the bill's official long title.