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PART 3 Eligibility: Daily Living Component and Mobility Component
PART 5 Residence and Presence Conditions
17.Serving members of Her Majesty’s forces, civil servants and their family members
18.Aircraft workers, mariners and continental shelf operations
19.Persons residing in the United Kingdom to whom a relevant EU regulation applies
20.Persons residing outside the United Kingdom to whom a relevant EU regulation applies
PART 8 Effect of time spent in care homes, hospital and legal detention
27.Effect of admission to a care home on ongoing entitlement to daily living component
28.Effect of admission to hospital on ongoing entitlement to Adult Disability Payment
30.Effect of legal detention on ongoing entitlement to Adult Disability Payment
31.Calculation of periods of time spent in a care home, hospital or legal detention
PART 9 Making of applications and payments and duration of eligibility
PART 10 Determination of entitlement to Adult Disability Payment without application
PART 11 Movement of individuals between Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom
PART 16 Transfer from Personal Independence Payment to Adult Disability Payment
PART 17 Qualifications and experience necessary to carry out assessments
PART 3 Transfer from Personal Independence Payment to Adult Disability Payment
8.Notice of intention to transfer to Adult Disability Payment
9.Determination without application of entitlement to Adult Disability Payment
10.Effect of determination on entitlement to Personal Independence Payment
13.Effect of legal detention on payment of the mobility component: 16 and 17 year olds
14.Modification of these Regulations: transferring individuals
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