I am on the DSP. I went overseas and had an illness and could not return within the day period. Centrelink lawyer [Personal Information - Redacted by Moderator] rejected all the foreign medical records. Today I got an email that Centrelink advised they have my bank records. [Personal Information - Redacted by Moderator] alleges as there was a transaction on my card at a London pub then i was fit to travel. Well, I used to give my card to my relatives who did do the food shopping and with my consent did sometimes go out to a cafe or a pub. But [Personal Information - Redacted by Moderator] is basically accusing me of Centrelink fraud and just because there is a transaction on my bank card she insists, without any proof, that it must have been me at the pub.
Is the Centrelink lawyer being defamatory in stating to the Admin Appeals Tribunal that I was fit to travel and not unfit to travel, as there was a transaction at the Pub on my visa card.
Is the Centrelink lawyer being defamatory in stating to the Admin Appeals Tribunal that I was fit to travel and not unfit to travel, as there was a transaction at the Pub on my visa card.
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