The Reserve Forces (Payments to Employers and Partners) Regulations 2014
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7 Information and documentation to be provided in relation to claims
(1) When making a claim under regulation 3 or 4, an employer or partner must provide the information specified in Schedule 2 to an adjudication officer. (2) The claimant must provide such other information or documentation in connection with a claim as an adjudication officer may at any time reasonably require. (3) A claimant who has provided information under this regulation must notify an adjudication officer of— (a) any inaccuracy in, or change to, that information, or (b) any event, which might materially affect the claim, no later than 14 days after the inaccuracy, change or event comes to the claimant’s attention. The provision of such information will entitle an adjudication officer to review the original determination in accordance with paragraph (1)(d) of regulation 10.
7 Information and documentation to be provided in relation to claims
(1) When making a claim under regulation 3 or 4, an employer or partner must provide the information specified in Schedule 2 to an adjudication officer. (2) The claimant must provide such other information or documentation in connection with a claim as an adjudication officer may at any time reasonably require. (3) A claimant who has provided information under this regulation must notify an adjudication officer of— (a) any inaccuracy in, or change to, that information, or (b) any event, which might materially affect the claim, no later than 14 days after the inaccuracy, change or event comes to the claimant’s attention. The provision of such information will entitle an adjudication officer to review the original determination in accordance with paragraph (1)(d) of regulation 10.
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