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2.Universal Credit – availability of the child element where maximum exceeded
3.Universal Credit - transitional arrangements regarding restrictions on availability of the child element
4.Minor amendment consequential on restriction on claims for universal credit by persons with more than two children
5.Restrictions on amounts for children and young persons – consequential changes to the Income Support (General) Regulations 1987
6.Restrictions on amounts for children and young persons – consequential changes to the Jobseeker’s Allowance Regulations 1996
7.Restrictions on amounts for children and young persons - consequential changes to housing benefit
8.Restrictions on amounts for children and young persons - consequential changes to housing benefit for persons over state pension credit age
9.Housing Benefit – transitional provisions for restrictions on amounts for children and young persons
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