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The Social Security (Overpayments and Recovery) Regulations 2013

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Amendment of the Housing Benefit Regulations 2006U.K.

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33.—(1) The Housing Benefit Regulations 2006 M1 are amended as follows.

(2) In regulation 105 (recovery of overpayments from prescribed benefits—

(a)after paragraph (1)(f) add—

“(g)personal independence payment.”;

(b)after paragraph (1)(g) add—

“(h)universal credit.”;

(c)after paragraph (1B)(d) add—

“(e)personal independence payment.”;

(d)after paragraph (1B)(e) add—

“(f)universal credit.”.

(3) After regulation 106 insert—

“Recovery by deduction from earnings

106A.—(1) Any overpayment which is recoverable by virtue of regulation 100 may be recovered by a relevant authority by deduction from the earnings of the person from whom it is recoverable.

(2) Part 6 of the Social Security (Overpayments and Recovery) Regulations 2013 applies in relation to the recovery of overpayments by deduction from the earnings of a person specified in paragraph (1) by a relevant authority as it applies to the recovery of recoverable amounts by deduction from the earnings of persons under that Part of those Regulations by an appropriate authority”.

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M1S.I.2006/213. Regulation 105(1) is amended by S.I.2008/1082 and 2824. Regulation 105(1B) is inserted by S.I.2008/2824.

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