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Welfare Reform Act 2012

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As published

7 Basis of awards

(1) Universal credit is payable in respect of each complete assessment period within a period of entitlement. (2) In this Part an “assessment period” is a period of a prescribed duration. (3) Regulations may make provision— (a) about when an assessment period is to start; (b) for universal credit to be payable in respect of a period shorter than an assessment period; (c) about the amount payable in respect of a period shorter than an assessment period. (4) In subsection (1) “period of entitlement” means a period during which entitlement to universal credit subsists.

Your change, as a redline

7 Basis of awards

(1) Universal credit is payable in respect of each complete assessment period within a period of entitlement. (2) In this Part an “assessment period” is a period of a prescribed duration. (3) Regulations may make provision— (a) about when an assessment period is to start; (b) for universal credit to be payable in respect of a period shorter than an assessment period; (c) about the amount payable in respect of a period shorter than an assessment period. (4) In subsection (1) “period of entitlement” means a period during which entitlement to universal credit subsists.

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