'Severely disabled' now means 20 points on one table??

[aussieinusa]

Hoping someone else on here might know for sure:

On the old assessment tables, I was rated at 30 points, and on the old tables 'severely disabled' meant 30 points or more. I've been reassessed on the new tables at 20 points, all on one table (because they didn't bother reading the specialist's report about the rest of the stuff I deal with!) I just read that under the new system, 'severely disabled' = 20 point on one table. Is that right?

(Important because the Int'l Agreements only apply to 'severely disabled' people )

[Deleted]

20 points in one category is all you need for a win Aussieinusa, so Good Luck and God Speed with your application:)

[aussieinusa]

Thanks, good to know.

[Banjo]

Here's the tables.

guidesacts.fahcsia.gov.au/guides_acts/ssg/ssguide-3/ssguide-3.6/ssguide-3.6.3.html

Now that's interesting, it says "Version 1.196 - Released 1 July 2013".

Banker, check the old tables please and compare the two for differences.