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The National Insurance (Graduated Contributions and Non-participating Employments—Consequential) Regulations 1966
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EXPLANATORY NOTE
These Regulations are made in consequence of the National Insurance Act 1966 and accordingly, by virtue of section 14(6) of that Act, no reference of them has been made to the National Insurance Advisory Committee.
The Regulations amend the National Insurance (Non-participation—Assurance of Equivalent Pension Benefits) Regulations 1960, the National Insurance (Assessment of Graduated Contributions) Regulations 1960 and the National Insurance (Graduated Contributions and Non-participating Employments—Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations 1960. They secure that the amount of a payment in lieu of contributions remains unchanged after the National Insurance Act 1966 comes into force, and make provisions with regard to the rate, and annual maximum, of graduated contributions in certain cases where a person is or has been employed in more than one employment.
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