Enterprise and New Towns (Scotland) Act 1990
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15 Industrial injuries benefit.
(1) Where it appears to— (a) Scottish Enterprise; or (b) Highlands and Islands Enterprise, that a person would have been entitled, by reference to an injury or disease developed by him or by another person in consequence of attendance at a course provided or approved by it or in consequence of the use of facilities so provided or approved, to receive any benefit or increase in benefit in pursuance of Part II of the Social Security Act 1975 but for the fact that he or the other person was not at a relevant time an employed earner, it may make to him payments equal to the whole or part of the benefit or increase in question. (2) With the approval of the Secretary of State— (a) Scottish Enterprise; or (b) Highlands and Islands Enterprise, may make to a person payments by way of travelling and subsistence allowances and compensation for loss of remunerative time which it considers are appropriate in connection with the person’s attendance at any examination connected with a claim for payments from it under subsection (1) above.
15 Industrial injuries benefit.
(1) Where it appears to— (a) Scottish Enterprise; or (b) Highlands and Islands Enterprise, that a person would have been entitled, by reference to an injury or disease developed by him or by another person in consequence of attendance at a course provided or approved by it or in consequence of the use of facilities so provided or approved, to receive any benefit or increase in benefit in pursuance of Part II of the Social Security Act 1975 but for the fact that he or the other person was not at a relevant time an employed earner, it may make to him payments equal to the whole or part of the benefit or increase in question. (2) With the approval of the Secretary of State— (a) Scottish Enterprise; or (b) Highlands and Islands Enterprise, may make to a person payments by way of travelling and subsistence allowances and compensation for loss of remunerative time which it considers are appropriate in connection with the person’s attendance at any examination connected with a claim for payments from it under subsection (1) above.
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