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Welfare Reform Act 2012

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77 Personal independence payment

(1) An allowance known as personal independence payment is payable in accordance with this Part. (2) A person's entitlement to personal independence payment may be an entitlement to— (a) the daily living component (see section 78); (b) the mobility component (see section 79); or (c) both those components. (3) A person is not entitled to personal independence payment unless the person meets prescribed conditions relating to residence and presence in Great Britain. (4) A person is not entitled to personal independence payment while they are entitled to Scottish adult disability living allowance, pension age disability payment, adult disability payment or child disability payment.

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77 Personal independence payment

(1) An allowance known as personal independence payment is payable in accordance with this Part. (2) A person's entitlement to personal independence payment may be an entitlement to— (a) the daily living component (see section 78); (b) the mobility component (see section 79); or (c) both those components. (3) A person is not entitled to personal independence payment unless the person meets prescribed conditions relating to residence and presence in Great Britain. (4) A person is not entitled to personal independence payment while they are entitled to Scottish adult disability living allowance, pension age disability payment, adult disability payment or child disability payment.

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