This Part includes the following Divisions.

Division 1 Recreation leave travel

Division 2 Pre-deployment leave travel

Division 3 Post-deployment travel

Division 4 Remote location leave travel

Note for item 4: A member of a couple might be categorised as a member who has no accompanied or unaccompanied resident family or recognised other persons in some situations (see Chapter 1 Part 3 Division 3).

Examples: Divorced parents, or children who live at different locations.

Note: If the member's nominated family normally live overseas, see section 9.4.14, Member with family overseas.

Example: The member's nominated family moves to another location. The nominated family is the same, but the destination for leave travel changes.

Example: There is a long-term family dispute leading to a complete relationship breakdown.

Non-example: The member does not want to visit the relative. They prefer to visit a friend somewhere else.

Example: A grandparent who was the member's primary carer as a child.

Examples: An adoptive relationship, a guardianship, a foster parenting relationship.

Example: An uncle or guardian recognised by the Aboriginal community to which the member belongs.