The Social Security Benefits Up-rating Order (Northern Ireland) 1993 No. 150

Article 3(2)

SCHEDULE 1 Schedule 4 to the 1992 Act as amended by this order

“SCHEDULE 4 RATES OF BENEFITS, ETC.

PART I CONTRIBUTORY PERIODICAL BENEFITS

Description of benefit	Weekly rate
1.   Unemployment benefit.	£44·65.
2.   Sickness benefit.	£42·70.
3.   Invalidity allowance.	(a) higher rate ... ... ... ...£11·95 (b) middle rate ... ... ... ...£7·50 (c) lower rate ... ... ... ...£3·75 (the appropriate rate being determined in accordance with section 34(3)).
4.   Maternity allowance.	£43·75.
5.   Category B retirement pension where section 50(1)(a)(i) applies.	£33·70.
6.   Child’s special allowance.	£10·95.

PART II WIDOW'S PAYMENT

WIDOW'S PAYMENT.

£1,000·00.

PART III NON-CONTRIBUTORY PERIODICAL BENEFITS

Description of benefit	Weekly rate
1.   Attendance allowance	(a) higher rate ... ... ... ... £44·90 (b) lower rate ... ... ... ... £30·00 (the appropriate rate being determined in accordance with section 65(3)).
2.   Severe disablement allowance.	£33·70.
3.   Age related addition.	(a) higher rate ... ... ... ... £11·95 (b) middle rate ... ... ... ... £7·50 (c) lower rate ... ... ... ... £3·75 (the appropriate rate being determined in accordance with section 69(1)).
4.   Invalid care allowance.	£33·70.
5.   Guardian’s allowance.	£10·95.
6.   Category C retirement pension.	(a) lower rate ... ... ... ...£20·15 (b) higher rate ... ... ... ...£33·70 (the appropriate rate being determined in accordance with section 78(5)).
7.   Category D retirement pension	The higher rate for Category C retirement pensions under paragraph 6 above.
8.   Age addition (to a pension of any category, and otherwise under section 79).	£0·25.

PART IV INCREASES FOR DEPENDANTS

Benefit to which increase applies	Increase for qualifying child	Increase for adult dependant
(1)	(2)	(3)
	£	£
1.   Unemployment or sickness benefit— (a) unemployment benefit, where the beneficiary is under pensionable age	—	27·55
(b) unemployment benefit, where the beneficiary is over pensionable age	10·95	33·70
(c) sickness benefit, where the beneficiary is under pensionable age	—	26·40
(d) sickness benefit, where the beneficiary is over pensionable age	10·95	32·30
2.   Invalidity pension.	10·95	33·70
3.   Maternity allowance.	—	26·40
4.   Widowed mother’s allowance.	10·95	—
5.   Category A or B retirement pension.	10·95	33·70
6.   Category C retirement pension.	10·95	20·15
7.   Child’s special allowance.	10·95	—
8.   Severe disablement allowance.	10·95	20·15
9.   Invalid care allowance.	10·95	20·15

PART V RATE OF INDUSTRIAL INJURIES BENEFIT

Description of benefit, etc.	Rate
1.   Disablement pension (weekly rates).	For the several degrees of disablement set out in column (1) of the following Table, the respective amounts in that Table, using— (a) column (2) for any period during which the beneficiary is over the age of 18 or is entitled to an increase of benefit in respect of a child or adult dependant; (b) column (3) for any period during which the beneficiary is not over the age of 18 and not so entitled;

TABLE

Degree of Disablement	Amount
(1)	(2)	(3)
Per cent.	£	£
100	91·60	56·10
90	82·44	50·49
80	73·28	44·88
70	64·12	39·27
60	54·96	33·66
50	45·80	28·05
40	36·64	22·44
30	27·48	16·83
20	18·32	11·22

Description of benefit, etc.	Rate
2.   Maximum increase of weekly rate of disablement pension where constant attendance needed.	(a) except in cases of exceptionally severe disablement ... ... ... ...£36·70 (b) in any case of exceptionally severe disablement ... ... ... ...£73·40
3.   Increase of weekly rate of disablement pension (exceptionally severe disablement).	£36·70
4.   Maximum of aggregate of weekly benefit payable for successive accidents.	(a) for any period during which the beneficiary is over the age of 18 or is entitled to an increase in benefit in respect of a child or adult dependant ... ... ... ...£91·60 (b) for any period during which the beneficiary is not over the age of 18 and not so entitled ... ... ... ...£56·10
5.   Unemployability supplement under paragraph 2 of Schedule 7.	£56·10
6.   Increase under paragraph 3 of Schedule 7 of weekly rate of unemployability supplement.	(a) if on the qualifying date the beneficiary was under the age of 35 or if that date fell before 5th July 1948 ... ... ... ...£11·95 (b) if head (a) above does not apply and on the qualifying date the beneficiary was under the age of 40 and he had not attained pensionable age before 6th April 1979 ... ... ... ...£11·95 (c) if heads (a) and (b) above do not apply and on the qualifying date the beneficiary was under the age of 45 ... ... ... ...£7·50 (d) if heads (a), (b) and (c) above do not apply and on the qualifying date the beneficiary was under the age o 50 and had not attained pensionable age before 6th April 1979 ... ... ... ...£7·50 (e) in any other case ... ... ... ...£3·75
7.   Increase under paragraph 4 of Schedule 7 of weekly rate of disablement pension.	£10·95
8.   Increase under paragraph 6 of Schedule 7 of weekly rate of disablement pension.	£33·70
9.   Maximum disablement gratuity under paragraph 9 of Schedule 7.	£6,080·00
10.   Widow’s pension (weekly rates).	(a) initial rate ... ... ... ...£57·65(1) (b) higher permanent rate ... ... ... ...£56·10 (c) lower permanent rate ... ... ... ...30 per cent. of the first sum specified in section 44(4) (Category A basic retirement pension) (the appropriate rate being determined in accordance with paragraph 16 of Schedule 7).
11.   Widower’s pension (weekly rate).	£56·10
12.   Weekly rate of allowance in respect of children under paragraph 18 of Schedule 7.	In respect of each qualifying child ... ... ... ...£10·95.”

Article 14

SCHEDULE 2 Schedule 4 to the Family Credit Regulations as amended by this order

“SCHEDULE 4 Determination of maximum family credit: adult, child and young person credits

Adult, child, young person	Amount of credit
(1)	(2)
1.   Adult.	£42·50.
2.   Child— (a) aged less than 11 years;	(a) £10·75;
(b) aged not less than 11 but less than 16 years.	(b) £17·85.
3.   Young person— (a) aged not less than 16 but less than 18 years;	(a) £22·20;
(b) aged not less than 18 but less than 19 years.	(b) £31·00.”

Article 15

SCHEDULE 3 Schedule 5 to the Disability Working Allowance Regulations as amended by this order

“SCHEDULE 5 Determination of appropriate maximum disability working allowance: claimant, child and young person allowance

Claimant, child or young person	Amount of Allowance
(1)	(2)
1.   Single claimant.	1.   £43·95.
2.   Claimant who is a member of a married or unmarried couple, or is a lone parent.	2.   £60·95.
3.   Child— (a) aged less than 11 years;	3.— (a) £10·75;
(b) aged not less than 11 but less than 16 years.	(b) £17·85.
4.   Young person— (a) aged not less than 16 but less than 18 years;	4.— (a) £22·20;
(b) aged not less than 18 but less than 19 years.	(b) £31·00.”

Article 16(3)

SCHEDULE 4 Part I of Schedule 2 to the Income Support Regulations as amended by this order

“SCHEDULE 2 Applicable amounts

PART I PERSONAL ALLOWANCES

1.   The weekly amounts specified in column (2) below in respect of each person or couple specified in column (1) shall be weekly amounts specified for the purposes of regulations 17(1)(a) and 18(1)(a) and (b) (applicable amounts and polygamous marriages).

Column (1)	Column (2)
Person or Couple	Amount
(1) Single claimant aged— (a) except where head (b) or (c) applies, less than 18;	(1) (a) £26·45;
(b) less than 18 who falls within any of the circumstances specified in Part II of Schedule 1A (circumstances in which a person aged 16 or 17 is eligible for income support) or who, had he been a registered person, would fall within any of those circumstances, and who— (i) is eligible for income support under regulation 13A (persons under I8 years), or (ii) is the subject of a direction under section 124(1) of the 1992 Act (income support to avoid severe hardship);	(b) £34·80;
(c) less than 18 who satisfies the condition in paragraph 11 (a);	(c) £34·80;
(d) not less than 18 but less than 25;	(d) £34·80;
(e) not less than 25.	(e) £44·00.
(2) Lone parent aged— (a) except where head (b) or (c) applies, less than 18;	(2) (a) £26·45;
(b) less than 18 who falls within any of the circumstances specified in PartII of Schedule 1A or who, had he been a registered person, would fall within any of those circumstances, and who— (i) is eligible for income support under regulation 13A, or (ii) is the subject of a direction under section 124(1) of the 1992 Act;	(b) £34·80;
(c) less than 18 who satisfies the condition in paragraph 11 (a);	(c) £34·80;
(d) not less than 18.	(d) £44·00.
(3) Couple— (a) where both members are persons aged less than 18 and— (i) at least one of them is treated as responsible for a child, (ii) had they not been members of a couple, each would be eligible for income support under regulation 13A (persons under 18 years), (iii) they are married and each member is either a registered person or a person to whom Part 1 of Schedule 1 A applies, (iv) there is a direction under section 124(1) of the 1992 Act (income support to avoid severe hardship) in respect of each member, or (v) there is a direction under section 124(1) of the 1992 Act in respect of one of them and the other is eligible for income support under regulation 13A;	(3) (a) £52·40;
(aa) where both members are aged less than 18 and sub-paragraph (3)(a) does not apply but one member of the couple falls within any of the circumstances specified in Part II of Schedule 1A or who, had he been a registered person, would fall within any of those circumstances, and that member— (i) is eligible for income support under regulation 13A, or (ii) is the subject of a direction under section 124(1) of the 1992 Act;	(aa) £34·80;
(b) where both members are aged less than 18 and sub-paragraph (3)(a) or (aa) does not apply but one member of the couple— (i) is eligible for income support under regulation 13A, or (ii) is the subject of a direction under section 124(1) of the 1992 Act;	(b) £26·45;
(c) where both members are aged not less than 18;	(c) £69·00;
(d) where one member is aged not less than 18 and the other member is a person under 18 who— (i) is eligible for income support under regulation 13A, or (ii) is the subject of a direction under section 124(1) of the 1992 Act;	(d) £69·00;
(e) where one member is aged not less than 18 but less than 25 and the other member is a person under 18 who— (i) is not eligible for income support under regulation 13A, or (ii) is not the subject of a direction under section 124(1) of the 1992 Act; (e) £34·80;
(f) where one member is aged not less than 25 and the other member is a person under 18 who— (i) is not eligible for income support under regulation 13A, and (ii) is not the subject of a direction under section 124(1)of the 1992 Act.	(f) £44·00.

2.   The weekly amounts specified in column (2) in respect of each person specified in column (1) shall be the weekly amounts specified for the purposes of regulations 17(1)(b) and 18(1)(c).

Column (1)	Column (2)
Child or young person	Amount
Person aged— (a) less than 11;	(a) £15·05;
(b) not less than 11 but less than 16;	(b) £22·15;
(c) not less than 16 but less than 18;	(c) £26·45;
(d) not less than 18.	(d) £34·80.”

Article 16(6)

SCHEDULE 5 Part IV of Schedule 2 to the Income Support Regulations as amended by this order

PART IV WEEKLY AMOUNTS OF PREMIUMS SPECIFIED IN PART III

Premium	Amount
15.— (1) Lone Parent Premium.	(1) £4·90.
(2) Pensioner Premium for persons aged under 75— (a) where the claimant satisfies the condition in paragraph 9(a);	(2) (a) £17·30;
(b) where the claimant satisfies the condition in paragraph 9(b).	(b) £26·25;
(2A) Pensioner Premium for persons aged 75 and over— (a) where the claimant satisfies the condition in paragraph 9A(a);	(2A) (a) £19·30;
(b) where the claimant satisfies the condition in paragraph 9A(b). (b) £29·00.
(3) Higher Pensioner Premium— (a) where the claimant satisfies the condition in paragraph 10(1)(a) or (b);	(3) (a) £23·55;
(b) where the claimant satisfies the condition in paragraph 10(2)(u) or (b).	(b) £33·70.
(4) Disability Premium— (a) where the claimant satisfies the condition in paragraph 11(a);	(4) (a) £18·45;
(b) where the claimant satisfies the condition in paragraph 11(6). (b) £26·45.
(5) Severe Disability Premium— (a) where the claimant satisfies the condition in paragraph 13(2)(a);	(5) (a) £33·70;
(b) where the claimant satisfies the condition in paragraph 13(2)(b)— (i) if there is someone in receipt of an invalid care allowance or if he or any partner satisfies that condition only by virtue of paragraph 13(3A),	(b) (i) £33·70,
(ii) if no one is in receipt of such an allowance. (ii) £67·40.
(6) Disabled Child Premium.	(6) £18·45 in respect of each child or young person in respect of whom the condition specified in paragraph 14 is satisfied.
(7) Carer Premium.	(7) £11·95 in respect of each person who satisfies the condition specified in paragraph 14ZA.

Article 16(10) and (11)

SCHEDULE 6 Applicable amounts of persons in Homes for Persons in Need and Nursing Homes

PART I PROVISIONS IN SCHEDULE 4 TO THE INCOME SUPPORT REGULATIONS AS AMENDED BY THIS ORDER

Homes for persons in need

6.—(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2) and paragraphs 8 to 10, where the accommodation provided for the claimant is a residential care home for persons in need of personal care by virtue of—

(a) old age and infirmity, the appropriate amount shall be £185·00 per week;

(b) past or present mental disorder but excluding mental handicap, the appropriate amount shall be 2195·00 per week;

(c) past or present drug or alcohol dependence, the appropriate amount shall be £195·00 per week;

(d) mental handicap, the appropriate amount shall be £225·00 per week;

(e) physical disablement, the appropriate amount shall be—

(i) in the case of a person to whom paragraph 8 applies, £255·00 per week, or

(ii) in any other case £185·00 per week.

Nursing homes

7.  Subject to paragraphs 8 to 10, where the accommodation provided for the claimant is a nursing home for persons in need of personal care by virtue of—

(a) past or present mental disorder but excluding mental handicap, the appropriate amount shall be £280·00 per week;

(b) mental handicap, the appropriate amount shall be £285·00 per week;

(c) past or present drug or alcohol dependence, the appropriate amount shall be £280·00 per week;

(d) physical disablement, the appropriate amount shall be—

(i) in the case of a person to whom paragraph 8 applies, £315·00 per week, or

(ii) in any other case, £280·00 per week;

(f) any condition not falling within sub-paragraphs (a) to (e), the appropriate amount shall be £280·00 per week.

Personal allowances

12.  The allowance for personal expenses for the claimant and each member of his family referred to in paragraph 1(1)(b) shall be—

(a) for the claimant £12·65; and, if he has a partner, for his partner, £12·65;

(b) for a young person aged 18, £12·65;

(c) for a young person aged under 18 but over 16, £8·80;

(d) for a child aged under 16 but over 11, £7·60;

(e) for a child aged under 11, £5·20.

PART II OTHER SUMS SPECIFIED IN SCHEDULE 4 TO THE INCOME SUPPORT REGULATIONS

Paragraph in Schedule 4		Specified Sum
2(2)(b)(i) 2(2)(b)(ii) 2(2)(b)(iii)	(increases for meals)	daily £1·10 daily £1·55 daily £1·55
7(e)	persons in need of personal care by virtue of a terminal illness	weekly £280·00

Article 16(12) and (13)

SCHEDULE 7 Applicable amounts in special cases

PART I PROVISIONS IN SCHEDULE 7 TO THE INCOME SUPPORT REGULATIONS AS AMENDED BY THIS ORDER

Column (1)	Column (2)
Patients 1.  Subject to paragraphs 2, 2A, 3 and 16, a person who has been a patient for a period of more than 6 weeks and who is— (a) a single claimant;	1.—(a) £14·05 plus any amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(e), (f) or (g):
(b) a lone parent;	(b) £14·05 plus any amounts applicable to him under regulation 17(1)(b), (c), (e), (f) or (g) or under regulation 17(1)(d) because of paragraph 8 or 14 of Schedule 2 (applicable amounts);
(c) a member of a couple— (i) where only one of the couple is a patient or, where both members of the couple are patients but only one has been a patient for that period,	(c) (i) the amount applicable in respect of both of them under regulation 17(1) (applicable amounts) reduced by £11·20,
(ii) where both members of the couple have been a patient for that period;	(ii) £28·10, plus any amounts which may be applicable under regulation 17(1)(b), (c), (e), (f) or (g) or under regulation 17(1)(d) because of paragraph 14 of Schedule 2;
(d) a member of a polygamous marriage— (i) where at least one member of the polygamous marriage is not a patient or has not been a patient for more than that period,	(d) (i) the applicable amount under regulation 18 (polygamous marriages) shall be reduced by £11·20 in respect of each such member who is a patient,
(ii) where all the members of the polygamous marriage have been patients for more than that period.	(ii) the applicable amount shall be £14·05 in respect of each member plus any amounts applicable under regulation 18(1)(c), (d), (f), (g) or (h), or (e) because of his satisfying the condition specified in paragraph 14 of Schedule 2.
2.  A single claimant who has been a patient for a continuous period of more than 52 weeks, where— (a) the following conditions are satisfied— (i) a person has been appointed to act for him under regulation 33 of the Social Security (Claims and Payments) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1987(2) (persons unable to act), (ii) his income support is payable to an administrative officer of the hospital or other institution either as or at the request of the person so appointed, and (iii) a registered medical practitioner treating him certifies that all or part of his income support cannot be used by him or on his behalf; or 2.—(a) Such amount (if any) not exceeding £11·20 as is reasonable having regard to the views of the hospital staff and the patient’s relatives if available as to the amount necessary for his personal use; or
(b) those conditions are not satisfied. (b) £11·20. 2A.  (3) A single claimant who is detained under the provisions of the 1986(4) and who immediately before his detention under that Order was a prisoner.	2A.  £11·20.
3.  Subject to paragraph 1&— (a) a claimant who is not a patient and who is a member of a family of which another member is a child or young person who has been a patient for a period of more than 12 weeks; or	3.—(a) The amount applicable to him under regulation 17(1) or 18 except that the amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(b)or 18(1)(c)in respect of the child or young person referred to in column (1) of this paragraph shall be £11·20 instead of an amount determined in accordance with paragraph 2 of Schedule 2; or
(b) where the person is a member of a family and paragraph 1 applies to him and another member of the family who is a child or young person has been a patient for a period of more than 12 weeks.	(b) the amount applicable to him under paragraph 1 except that the amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(b) or 18(1)(c) in respect of the child or young person referred to in column (1) of this paragraph shall be £11·20 instead of an amount determined in accordance with paragraph 2 of Schedule 2.
Single claimants temporarily in accommodation provided by a Health and Social Services Board 10A.  (5) A single claimant who is temporarily in accommodation referred to in sub-paragraph (a) or (b) (excluding heads (i) and (ii) of those sub-paragraphs) of the definition of “residential accommodation” in regulation 21(3) (special cases).	10A.  £56·10 of which £11·20 is for personal expenses plus any amounts applicable under regulation 17(1)(e), (f) or (g).
Couples and members of polygamous marriages where one member is or all are temporarily in accommodation provided by a Health and Social Services Board 10B.—(1) A claimant who is a member of a couple and temporarily separated from his partner where one of them is living in the home while the other is in accommodation referred to in sub-paragraph (a) or (b) (excluding heads (i) and (ii) of those sub-paragraphs) of the definition of “residential accommodation” in regulation 21(3) (special cases).	10B.—(1) The aggregate of the amount applicable to the member who remains in the home calculated as if he were a single claimant under regulation 17(1), 19 or 21 and in respect of the other member, £56·10 of which £11·20 is for personal expenses.
(2) A claimant who is a member of a polygamous marriage and who is temporarily separated from a partner of his where one is, or some are, living in the home while one is, or some are, in accommodation referred to in sub-paragraph (1).	(2) The aggregate of the amount applicable for the members of the polygamous marriage who remain in the home under regulation 18 and in respect of each member not in the home £56·10 of which £11·20 is for personal expenses.
(3) A claimant who is a member of a couple or a member of a polygamous marriage where both members of that couple or all the members of that marriage are in accommodation referred to in sub-paragraph (1).	(3) For each member of that couple or marriage £56·10 of which £11·20 is for personal expenses plus, if appropriate, the amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(e), (f) or (g) or 18(1)(f), (g) or (h).
Lone parents who are in residential accommodation temporarily 10C.  (6) A claimant who is a lone parent who has entered residential accommodation temporarily.	10C.  £56·10 of which £11·20 is for personal expenses, plus— (a) in respect of each child or young person who is a member of his family, the amount in respect of him prescribed in paragraph 2(a), (b), (c) or (6) of Schedule 2 or under this Schedule as appropriate; and (b) any amount which would be applicable to the claimant if he were not temporarily living away from the dwelling occupied as his home, under regulation 17(1)(c),(e), (f) or (g), or (d) in so far as that amount relates to the lone parent premium under paragraph 8 of Schedule 2.
Persons in residential accommodation 13.—(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2), a person in, or only temporarily absent from, residential accommodation who is— (a) a single claimant;	13.—(1) Any amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(f) or (g) or 18(1)(g) or (h),plus (a) £56·10 of which £11·20 is for personal expenses;
(b) a lone parent;	(b) the amount specified in head (a) of this column;
(c) one of a couple;	(c) twice the amount specified in head (a) of this column;
(d) a child or young person;	(d) the appropriate amount in respect of him prescribed in paragraph 2 of Schedule 2;
(e) a member of a polygamous marriage.	(e) the amount specified in head (a) multiplied by the number of members of the polygamous marriage in, or only temporarily absent from, that accommodation.
(2) A single claimant who has become a patient and whose residential accommodation was provided by and managed by the Department.	(2) Any amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(f) or (g), plus £11·20.
Persons in homes for persons in need, nursing homes, board and lodging accommodation or hostels who become patients 16.  A claimant to whom regulation 19 applies immediately before he or a member of his family became a patient where— (a) he or any member of his family has been a patient for a period of 6 weeks or less and the claimant— (i) continues to be liable to meet the weekly charge for the accommodation without reduction in respect of himself or that member of his family who is a patient,	16.—(a) (i) The amount which would be applicable under regulation 19 as if the claimant or the member of the family who is a patient were resident in the accommodation to which regulation 19 applies,
(ii) continues to be liable to meet the weekly charge for the accommodation but at a reduced rate,	(ii) the amount which would be applicable under regulation 19 having taken into account the reduced charge, as if the claimant or the member of the family who is a patient were resident in the accommodation to which regulation 19 applies,
(iii) is a single claimant and is likely to return to the accommodation, but has ceased to be liable to meet the weekly charge for that accommodation, or	(iii) the amount applicable to him (if any) under paragraph 2(2) of Schedule 4 plus the amount in respect of him as an allowance for personal expenses prescribed by paragraph 12 of Schedule 4 as if he were residing in the accommodation to which regulation 19 applies plus any amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(f), or
(iv) is a single claimant who ceases to be liable to meet the weekly charge for the accommodation and who is unlikely to return to that accommodation;	(iv) the amount which would be applicable to him under regulation 17(1);
(b) he or his partner has been a patient for a period of more than 6 weeks and the patient is— (i) a single claimant,	(b) (i) £14·05 plus any amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(f), plus either the amount prescribed in paragraph 14 in respect of any retaining fee he is liable to pay for the accommodation or the amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(e), but not both,
(ii) a lone parent,	(ii) where one or more children or young persons remain in the accommodation, the amount applicable to the family as if regulation 19, having taken into account any reduction in charge, continued to apply to all the members of the family except that where the lone parent is the patient no amount shall be applicable in respect of him under paragraph 2(2) of Schedule 4 and for the amount in respect of the allowance for personal expenses prescribed by paragraph 12 of Schedule 4 there shall be substituted £14·05, where all the children or young persons are absent from the accommodation, £14·05 plus any amounts applicable to him under regulation 17(1)(6), (c), (d)or (f) plus (if appropriate) either the amount applicable under column (2) of paragraph 14(a) or the amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(e), but not both, where one or more children or young persons are also patients and have been so for more than 12 weeks, in respect of those children and young persons remaining in the accommodation and the lone parent patient, the amount specified in case one of column (2) of this head save that the child or young person who has been a patient for more than 12 weeks shall be disregarded as a member of the family in assessing the amount applicable under regulation 19, and in respect of each such child or young person there shall be added £11·20,
(iii) one of a couple or polygamous marriage and one of that couple or marriage is not a patient or has been a patient for 6 weeks or less,	(iii) where the members of the family not patients remain in the accommodation, the amount applicable to the family as if regulation 19, having taken into account any reduction in charge, continued to apply to all the members of the family except that in respect of the member of the couple or polygamous marriage who has been a patient for more than 6 weeks no amount shall be applicable in respect of him under paragraph 2(2) of Schedule 4 and for the amount in respect of the allowance for personal expenses ... ... ... ... prescribed by paragraph 12 of Schedule 4 there shall be substituted £14·05, where one or more children or young persons are also patients and have been so for more than 12 weeks, in respect of those children and young persons and the member of the couple or polygamous marriage remaining in the accommodation, the amount specified in case one of column (2) of this head save that the child or young person who has been a patient for more than 12 weeks shall be disregarded as a member of the family in assessing the amount applicable under regulation 19 as if that child or young person was not a member of the family plus an amount of £11·20
(iv) one of a couple or polygamous marriage where all the members of that couple or marriage are patients and have been so for more than 6 weeks;	(iv) where there is no child or young person in the family. £14·05 in respect of each member of the couple or polygamous marriage, plus any amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(f) or 18(1)(g), plus either the amount prescribed in paragraph I4 in respect of any retaining fee for the accommodation he is liable to pay or the amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(e) or 18(1)(f),but not both, where there is a child or young person remaining in the accommodation, the amount which would be applicable in respect of the family as if regulation 19, having taken into account any reduction in charge, continued to apply to all the members of the family except that in respect of each member of the couple or polygamous marriage no amount shall be applicable in respect of him under paragraph 2(2) of Schedule 4 and for the amount in respect of the allowance for personal expenses prescribed by paragraph 12 of Schedule 4 in respect of each member there shall be substituted £14·05, where there is a child or young person in the family but no child or young person remains in the accommodation, the amount applicable under column (2) of paragraph 1(c) or (d), as the case may be, plus either the amount applicable under column (2) of paragraph 14(a) or the amount applicable under regulation 17(1)(e) or 18(1)(j), but not both. where one or more children or young persons are also patients and have been so for more than 12 weeks, in respect of those children and young persons remaining in the accommodation and the members of the couple or polygamous marriage, the amount specified in case 2 of column (2) of sub-paragraph (b)(iv) save that the child or young person who has been a patient for more than 12 weeks shall be disregarded as a member of the family in assessing the amount applicable under regulation 19, and in respect of each such child or young person there shall be added £11·20:
(c) a child or young person who has been a patient for a period of more than 12 weeks.	(c) the amount applicable under regulation 19, and in respect of each such child or young person there shall be added £11·20, in respect of that child or young person.

PART II OTHER SUMS SPECIFIED IN SCHEDULE 7 TO THE INCOME SUPPORT REGULATIONS

Paragraph in Column (2) of Schedule 7	Specified Sum
7.  (members of religious orders)	Nil;
8.  (prisoners)	Nil;
14.  (persons temporarily absent from board and lodging accommodation or a hostel, home for persons in need or nursing home)	80 per cent.;
15.  (persons from abroad)	Nil.

Article 16(14)

SCHEDULE 8 Other applicable amounts specified in the Income Support Regulations

Provisions in Income Support Regulations	Specified Sum
Regulation 22(1)	Weekly applicable amount to be reduced by a sum equivalent to 40 per cent. of the relevant amount.
Regulation 22(2)(a)	£200.
Regulation 22(2)	Weekly applicable amount to be reduced by a sum equivalent to 20 per cent. of the relevant amount.
Regulation 71(1)(a)(i)	90 per cent. of the amount applicable or, as the case may be, of the reduced amount.
Regulation 71(1)(b)(i)	90 per cent. of the amount of the allowance for personal expenses or, as the case may be, of the reduced amount.
Regulation 71(1)(c)(i)	98 per cent. of the amount in respect of personal expenses.
Regulation 71(1)(d)(7)	90 per cent. of the applicable amount.
Schedule 3, paragraph 7(1)(u) and (b)(i) and (2)	100 per cent. of the eligible interest.
Schedule 3, paragraph 7(1)(b)(ii), (2)(a)(ii) and (6)	50 per cent. of the eligible interest.
Schedule 3, paragraph 7(4)	The weekly amount of the eligible interest is the amount calculated by the formula

(1)

See Paragraph 14(1) of Schedule 7 to the Social Security Contributions and Benefits (Northern Ireland) Act 1992: the initial rate only has effect in relation to deaths before 11th April 1988, and the rate stated is therefore the rate applicable for the 26 weeks following 10th April 1988

(2)

S.R. 1987 No. 465

(3)

Paragraph 2A was inserted by regulation 19(b) of S.R. 1990 No. 131

(4)

S.I. 1986/595 (N.I. 4)

(5)

Paragraphs 10A and 10B were inserted by regulation 34(b) of S.R. 1988 No. 146

(6)

Paragraph 10C was inserted by regulation 19(c) of S.R. 1988 No. 431

(7)

Paragraph (1)(d) was added by regulation 26(b) of S.R. 1988 No. 146