Yes mine got change for this reason. Because I was over my hour limit. It's been up to 60hours. Just call c/l and the ladies or men will put you onto the right person to speak to ;-)
Cat xox
Yes mine got change for this reason. Because I was over my hour limit. It's been up to 60hours. Just call c/l and the ladies or men will put you onto the right person to speak to ;-)
Cat xox
You need to be aware that you can only be granted extra hours for the time your child actually has to be in care because neither parent can physically care for them. NOT the hours your centre charges. You can, at any time, be asked to prove why you need more than 50 hours care. You may have to show evidence that your child was in care for the full day and show why (ie dropped of at 630 because you work from 8-5 and have a 90 minute commute). Just because your centre charges a 12hiur day doesn't mean you get extra hours of ccb/ccr automatically. I have declined more of these requests than I've granted
Sorry BG, i think you may have answered my question here but i'm not sure i'm intepreting this right.
(I'm thinking ahead so so please forgive me).
Next year, DD2 will go to LDC 5 days a week. The centre in like most and I get charged by the day and they are open for 11hrs in the day. Obviously this would take me over the 50hours of care that i'm eligible to recieve CCR on. She is never there for the 11 hours anyway (maybe 10 at most). So what happens for the extra 5 hours a week over the 50 hours when i'm charged 11hrs per day regardless of how many they are there for??
Will I have to make some kind of application or something?
You can apply, but like BG said you have to prove why you need the additional hours.
Generally it just means the 5th day is more expenisive.
If you are a family receiving CCR to service it also means you get more CCR on this day and normally it evens out (until you hit the $7500 cap I suppose).
Yup, you'll pay full rate for the extra hours. No CCB will be applied.
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