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The Personal Injuries (Civilians) (Amendment) Scheme 2004

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Schedule 1 paragraph 2(2)

SCHEDULE 3SCHEDULE TO BE SUBSTITUTED IN THE PRINCIPAL SCHEME

Article 64

SCHEDULE 7DEDUCTIONS FOR THE PURPOSES OF ARTICLE 64

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Allowance / PensionDate of DeductionWeekly Rate of Deduction
Constant attendance allowance (article 14)After 4 weeks of falling within article 64 paragraph (1)Total amount of Constant attendance allowance
Severe disablement occupational allowance (article 16)After 4 weeks of falling within article 64 paragraph (1)Total amount of Severe disablement occupational allowance
Unemployability personal allowance (article 18)After 8 weeks of falling within article 64 paragraph (1) where that has been reached on or before 30th September 2003 and after 13 weeks of falling within article 64 paragraph (1) where that has been reached on or after 1st October 2003 and on or before 11th April 2004 and in any other case after 52 weeks of falling within article 64 paragraph (1)

(i)Where disabled person has no partner, spouse or dependants—£30.25

(ii)Where disabled person has partner, spouse or dependants—£15.90

Unemployability allowance increase for wife, husband, unmarried dependant living as a spouse or adult dependant (article 18)

(i)After 8 weeks of falling within article 64 paragraph (1) where that has been reached on or before 30th September 2003 and after 13 weeks of falling within article 64 paragraph (1) where that has been reached on or after 1st October 2003 and on or before 11th April 2004 and in any other case after 52 weeks of falling within article 64 paragraph (1)

(ii)After 104 weeks of falling within article 64 paragraph (1)

(i)£15.90

(ii)30.25

Invalidity allowance (article 19)After 52 weeks of falling within article 64 paragraph (1)

(i)Where disabled person has no dependants—total amount of Invalidity allowance

(ii)Where disabled person has dependants—nil

War widows pension or war widowers pension (article 27) or pension paid to an unmarried dependant who lived as spouse (article 30)After 52 weeks of falling within article 64 paragraph (1)£30.25

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