Pensions Act 2004
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168 Administration of compensation
(1) Regulations may make further provision regarding the operation and administration of this Chapter. (2) Regulations under subsection (1) may, in particular, make provision— (a) prescribing the manner in which and time when compensation is to be paid (including provision requiring periodic compensation to be paid by instalments); (b) for calculating the amounts of compensation according to a prescribed scale or otherwise adjusting them to avoid fractional amounts or facilitate computation; (c) prescribing the circumstances and manner in which compensation to which a person (“the beneficiary”) is entitled may be made to another person on behalf of the beneficiary for any purpose (including the discharge in whole or in part of an obligation of the beneficiary or any other person); (d) for the payment or distribution of compensation to or among persons claiming to be entitled on the death of any person and for dispensing with strict proof of their title; (e) for the recovery of amounts of compensation paid by the Board in excess of entitlement (together with interest on such amounts for the period from payment until recovery); (f) specifying the circumstances in which payment of compensation can be suspended. (3) In this section “compensation” means compensation payable under Schedule 7 or under section 141(2).
168 Administration of compensation
(1) Regulations may make further provision regarding the operation and administration of this Chapter. (2) Regulations under subsection (1) may, in particular, make provision— (a) prescribing the manner in which and time when compensation is to be paid (including provision requiring periodic compensation to be paid by instalments); (b) for calculating the amounts of compensation according to a prescribed scale or otherwise adjusting them to avoid fractional amounts or facilitate computation; (c) prescribing the circumstances and manner in which compensation to which a person (“the beneficiary”) is entitled may be made to another person on behalf of the beneficiary for any purpose (including the discharge in whole or in part of an obligation of the beneficiary or any other person); (d) for the payment or distribution of compensation to or among persons claiming to be entitled on the death of any person and for dispensing with strict proof of their title; (e) for the recovery of amounts of compensation paid by the Board in excess of entitlement (together with interest on such amounts for the period from payment until recovery); (f) specifying the circumstances in which payment of compensation can be suspended. (3) In this section “compensation” means compensation payable under Schedule 7 or under section 141(2).
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