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As published
105 Attendance Allowance Board
(1) The Attendance Allowance Board constituted under section 5 of the National Insurance Act 1970 shall continue in being by that name.
(2) Schedule 11 to this Act has effect with respect to the Board and their affairs; and—
(a) Part I of the Schedule relates to the Board's membership and the method by which their functions are to be performed; and
(b) Part II relates to the Board's personnel, administration and expenses;
but regulations may make further provision as to the constitution and procedure of the Board.
(3) Subject to section 106 below, any question whether a person satisfies or has satisfied, or is likely to satisfy, for any period the conditions set out in paragraph (a) or (b) of section 35(1) of this Act shall be determined by the Board.
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105 Attendance Allowance Board
(1) The Attendance Allowance Board constituted under section 5 of the National Insurance Act 1970 shall continue in being by that name.
(2) Schedule 11 to this Act has effect with respect to the Board and their affairs; and—
(a) Part I of the Schedule relates to the Board's membership and the method by which their functions are to be performed; and
(b) Part II relates to the Board's personnel, administration and expenses;
but regulations may make further provision as to the constitution and procedure of the Board.
(3) Subject to section 106 below, any question whether a person satisfies or has satisfied, or is likely to satisfy, for any period the conditions set out in paragraph (a) or (b) of section 35(1) of this Act shall be determined by the Board.
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