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247	Variation for suspension or cancellation of benefit or non-entitlement period affecting couple with 1 or more dependent children	138
248	Variation for suspension or cancellation of main benefit or non-entitlement period affecting sole parent	139
	Good and sufficient reason for non-compliance
249	Good and sufficient reason for non-compliance: default by MSD	139
250	Good and sufficient reason for failure to comply with drug-testing obligation	139
251	Good and sufficient reason for failure to supervise dependent child	140
	Procedure for imposing sanction
252	MSD must give notice of sanction	140
253	Notice relates to single failure	141
254	How notice of sanction may be given	141
255	Breach of obligation in relation to dependent children: additional steps before notice may be given	141
256	When reduction, suspension, or cancellation of benefit takes effect	142
	Evidential drug test
257	Request for evidential drug test if sanction imposed for failing screening drug test	142
258	Effect of request for evidential drug test	142
259	Effect of failure of evidential drug test	143
260	Costs of evidential drug test	143
	Recompliance
261	How person recomplies after failure to comply with obligation	143
262	Impossibility of remedying failure of work-test obligation	144
263	How person recomplies after failure to comply with drug-testing obligation	144
264	Drug testing for purposes of recompliance	144
265	Failure of drug test for purposes of recompliance constitutes third failure	145
266	Costs of drug testing for purposes of recompliance	145
	Miscellaneous
267	Case management support for beneficiary in breach of obligation in relation to dependent children	145
	Subpart 3—Sanctions for breach of young person or young parent obligations
	Interpretation
268	Failure, and first, second, and third failure, defined for young person or young parent obligations	145