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Social Security Act 1975

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As published

80 Claims in the alternative

(1) A claim for any one benefit under Chapters I to III of this Part may be treated as a claim in the alternative— (a) for such other benefit under those Chapters as may be prescribed; or (b) for such benefit under Chapter IV or V as may be prescribed, or may be treated for the purposes of the Family Allowances Act as a claim for a payment under that Act. (2) A claim— (a) for industrial injuries benefit; or (b) for benefit under the Supplementary Benefit Act 1966 ; or (c) for a payment under the Family Allowances Act, may be treated as a claim in the alternative for such benefit under Chapters I to III as may be prescribed.

Your change, as a redline

80 Claims in the alternative

(1) A claim for any one benefit under Chapters I to III of this Part may be treated as a claim in the alternative— (a) for such other benefit under those Chapters as may be prescribed; or (b) for such benefit under Chapter IV or V as may be prescribed, or may be treated for the purposes of the Family Allowances Act as a claim for a payment under that Act. (2) A claim— (a) for industrial injuries benefit; or (b) for benefit under the Supplementary Benefit Act 1966 ; or (c) for a payment under the Family Allowances Act, may be treated as a claim in the alternative for such benefit under Chapters I to III as may be prescribed.

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