Regulation 2
SCHEDULEAMENDMENTS TO THE FORM ENTITLED “APPLICATION FOR RELOCATION GRANT”
1. In question 4.31, insert in the appropriate place—
“
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2. In question 4.34, for “and 50B”, substitute “, 50B and 50C”.
3. After question 4.34, insert—
“4.34A Please give details of any payment made to you or your partner on or at any time after 1 February 2001 relating to imprisonment or internment by the Japanese during the Second World War. Note 50D”
4. In question 4.38, insert—
“
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5. In note 19, after the words “child benefit purposes”, insert “, or who is in the care of a local authority and has been placed with you by the authority”.
6. In note 45, after “(provision of financial assistance to students)”, insert—
“;
a grant for school meals for dependent children, or for meals for dependent children aged 3 or 4, paid by virtue of regulations made under section 22 of the Teaching and Higher Education Act 1998”(1).
7. After note 46C, insert—
“46D. You must include any payment from access funds intended to enable you as a student to meet ordinary living expenses — the cost of food, household fuel, rent, clothing, and footwear — water charges or the Council Tax. Access fund payments for these purposes are disregarded to the extent of £20 per week, but should be included in any case. You need not include any access fund payments that were for other purposes.”
8. After note 50B, insert—
“50C. Please do not include—
any lump sum payment of subsistence allowance payable in respect of participation in an employment zone programme;
any payment in connection with a scheme to reduce under-occupation, made under regulation 11 of the Social Security (Payments to Reduce Under-occupation) Regulations 2000(2).
50D. Where an ex gratia payment of £10,000 has been made by the Secretary of State on or after 1 February 2001 in consequence of the imprisonment or internment by the Japanese in the Second World War of (a) you, (b) your partner, (c) a deceased spouse of yours, or (d) a deceased spouse of your partner, that sum will be disregarded as capital.”(3).