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PART 2 Personal independence payment assessment
8.Information or evidence required for determining limited or severely limited ability to carry out activities
9.Claimant may be called for a consultation to determine whether the claimant has limited or severely limited ability to carry out activities
10.Matters to be taken into account in determining good reason in relation to regulations 8 and 9
PART 4 Residence and presence conditions
16.Conditions relating to residence and presence in Northern Ireland
18.Absence from Northern Ireland to receive medical treatment
20.Serving members of Her Majesty’s forces and their family members – further provision
22.Persons residing in Northern Ireland to whom a relevant EU Regulation applies
23.Persons residing in an EEA state other than the United Kingdom or in Switzerland to whom a relevant EU Regulation applies
PART 7 Payability when person is residing in certain accommodation or is detained in custody
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