The Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 9, 11, 13 14, 16, 17 and 19 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions (Amendment)) Order 2014
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4 Amendment of the No. 11 Order: the gateway conditions
Where this article applies, article 2 (interpretation) of the No. 11 Order is amended as follows— (a) in paragraph (1)— (i) for the definition of “gateway conditions” substitute — “gateway conditions” means the conditions specified in Schedule 5 to the No. 9 Order save that where, for the purposes of article 3(2) or 4(2)(a) or (b), the claimant resides in one of the specified districts on the date on which the claim is made, it means those conditions as if the No. 9 Order were amended as referred to in paragraph (3); ; and (ii) after the definition of “single claimant” insert— “specified districts” means the following postcode districts and part-districts— WA1 and WA2; WA3 4 to WA3 7; WA4 and WA5; WA13 0; WA13 9; ; and (b) after paragraph (2) insert— (3) The amendments of the No. 9 Order referred to are— (a) in article 2(1)— (i) after the definition of “the Decisions and Appeals Regulations 2013” insert— “disability living allowance” means an allowance under section 71 of the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992; ; and (ii) after the definition of “old style JSA award” insert— “personal independence payment” means an allowance under Part 4 of the Act; ; and (b) in paragraph 6 of Schedule 5 (caring responsibilities)— (i) for sub-paragraph (1) substitute— (1) There must not be a child or young person living with the claimant some or all of the time if the child or young person— (a) has been certified as severely sight impaired or blind by a consultant ophthalmologist; (b) is looked after by a local authority, within the meaning of section 22 of the Children Act 1989 or section 17(6) of the Children (Scotland) Act 1995, save where the child or young person is so looked after during any period referred to in regulation 4A(1)(a) of the Universal Credit Regulations; or (c) is entitled to a disability living allowance or personal independence payment. ; (ii) for sub-paragraph (2)(a) substitute— (a) be an adopter (within the meaning of the Universal Credit Regulations) with whom a child has been placed within the period of 12 months ending immediately before the date on which the claim for universal credit is made or with whom a child is expected to be placed during the period of two months beginning with that date; or ; (iii) omit sub-paragraph (2)(c) and (d); and (iv) in sub-paragraph (3), at the end insert— ; (c) “young person” means a person— (i) who is not a child but who is under the age of 20; and (ii) for whom the claimant would be responsible for the purposes of regulation 4 of the Universal Credit Regulations, if the person were a qualifying young person within the meaning of regulation 5 of those Regulations. . .
4 Amendment of the No. 11 Order: the gateway conditions
Where this article applies, article 2 (interpretation) of the No. 11 Order is amended as follows— (a) in paragraph (1)— (i) for the definition of “gateway conditions” substitute — “gateway conditions” means the conditions specified in Schedule 5 to the No. 9 Order save that where, for the purposes of article 3(2) or 4(2)(a) or (b), the claimant resides in one of the specified districts on the date on which the claim is made, it means those conditions as if the No. 9 Order were amended as referred to in paragraph (3); ; and (ii) after the definition of “single claimant” insert— “specified districts” means the following postcode districts and part-districts— WA1 and WA2; WA3 4 to WA3 7; WA4 and WA5; WA13 0; WA13 9; ; and (b) after paragraph (2) insert— (3) The amendments of the No. 9 Order referred to are— (a) in article 2(1)— (i) after the definition of “the Decisions and Appeals Regulations 2013” insert— “disability living allowance” means an allowance under section 71 of the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992; ; and (ii) after the definition of “old style JSA award” insert— “personal independence payment” means an allowance under Part 4 of the Act; ; and (b) in paragraph 6 of Schedule 5 (caring responsibilities)— (i) for sub-paragraph (1) substitute— (1) There must not be a child or young person living with the claimant some or all of the time if the child or young person— (a) has been certified as severely sight impaired or blind by a consultant ophthalmologist; (b) is looked after by a local authority, within the meaning of section 22 of the Children Act 1989 or section 17(6) of the Children (Scotland) Act 1995, save where the child or young person is so looked after during any period referred to in regulation 4A(1)(a) of the Universal Credit Regulations; or (c) is entitled to a disability living allowance or personal independence payment. ; (ii) for sub-paragraph (2)(a) substitute— (a) be an adopter (within the meaning of the Universal Credit Regulations) with whom a child has been placed within the period of 12 months ending immediately before the date on which the claim for universal credit is made or with whom a child is expected to be placed during the period of two months beginning with that date; or ; (iii) omit sub-paragraph (2)(c) and (d); and (iv) in sub-paragraph (3), at the end insert— ; (c) “young person” means a person— (i) who is not a child but who is under the age of 20; and (ii) for whom the claimant would be responsible for the purposes of regulation 4 of the Universal Credit Regulations, if the person were a qualifying young person within the meaning of regulation 5 of those Regulations. . .
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