Child Support Act 1991
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28B Preliminary consideration of applications.
(1) Where an application for a variation has been duly made to the Secretary of State, the Secretary of State may give it a preliminary consideration. (2) The Secretary of State may on completing such a preliminary consideration, reject the application (and proceed to make a decision on the application for a maintenance calculation without any variation) if it appears to the Secretary of State— (a) that there are no grounds on which a variation could be agreed to; (b) that the Secretary of State has insufficient information to make a decision on the application for the maintenance calculation under section 11 (apart from any information needed in relation to the application for a variation), and therefore that the Secretary of State’s decision would be made under section 12(1); or (c) that other prescribed circumstances apply.
28B Preliminary consideration of applications.
(1) Where an application for a variation has been duly made to the Secretary of State, the Secretary of State may give it a preliminary consideration. (2) The Secretary of State may on completing such a preliminary consideration, reject the application (and proceed to make a decision on the application for a maintenance calculation without any variation) if it appears to the Secretary of State— (a) that there are no grounds on which a variation could be agreed to; (b) that the Secretary of State has insufficient information to make a decision on the application for the maintenance calculation under section 11 (apart from any information needed in relation to the application for a variation), and therefore that the Secretary of State’s decision would be made under section 12(1); or (c) that other prescribed circumstances apply.
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