This report examines Centrelink breaching trends for the past three years and the incidence of Job Network participation reporting.

While there has been a relative decline in the rate of Centrelink breaching over the past three years, the submission of Job Network participation reports has continued to increase. Yet the vast majority of these reports do not result in a Centrelink breach due to administrative errors and insufficient supporting documentation on the part of Job Network providers. The report also shows that young people are far more likely to be breached, compared with their older counterparts.