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Statutory Instruments

2018 No. 985

Social Security

The Income-related Benefits (Subsidy to Authorities) Amendment Order 2018

Made

6th September 2018

Laid before Parliament

10th September 2018

Coming into force

15th October 2018

The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions makes the following Order in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 140B(1), (3), (4) and (4A), 140C(1) and (4), 140F(2) and 189(4) to (7) of the Social Security Administration Act 1992( 1 ).

In accordance with section 189(8) of that Act( 2 ), the Secretary of State has obtained the consent of the Treasury.

In accordance with section 176(1) of that Act( 3 ), the Secretary of State has consulted with organisations appearing to the Secretary of State to be representative of the authorities concerned.

Citation, commencement and interpretation

(2) Article 3(2) and Schedule 1 have effect for the purpose of determining subsidy payable for the relevant year beginning with 1st April 2017.

(3) Articles 3(1)(a) and (3) and 4 and Schedules 2, 3 and 4 have effect for the purpose of determining subsidy payable for the relevant year beginning with 1st April 2018.

(4) Articles 3(1)(b) and (4) and 5 have effect from 1st April 2018.

(5) In this Order—

the 1998 Order” means he Income-related Benefits (Subsidy to Authorities) Order 1998( 4 );

relevant year” means the period of a year beginning on 1st April in the calendar year in respect of which a claim for subsidy is made.

Amendment of the 1998 Order

2. The 1998 Order is amended in accordance with articles 3 to 5.

The amount of an authority’s subsidy

3. —(1) In article 12(1) (amount of subsidy)( 5 )—

(a) after sub-paragraph (b), insert—

(bza) the additional amount specified by Schedule 1ZB (additional amount of subsidy: verify earnings and pension alerts service); and .

(b) omit sub-paragraph (ba)( 6 ) and the “and” immediately after it.

(2) For Schedule 1 (sums to be used in the calculation of subsidy)( 7 ) substitute the Schedule 1 set out in Schedule 1 to this Order.

(3) After the substituted Schedule 1 insert the Schedule 1ZB set out in Schedule 2 to this Order.

(4) Omit Schedule 1ZA (additional amount of subsidy: right benefit initiative)( 8 ).

Rent rebate deductions from an authority’s subsidy

4. —(1)Schedule 4A (rent rebate limitation deductions (housing revenue account dwellings))( 9 ) is amended as follows.

(2) In Part 2 (England), in paragraph 3 (amount of deduction), for sub-paragraph (3)( 10 ) substitute—

(3) The rebate proportion for 2018-19 is 0.756. .

(3) For Part 3 (weekly rent limits for purposes of Part 2: authorities in England)( 11 ), substitute the Part 3 set out in Schedule 3 to this Order.

(4) For Part 5 (amounts for purposes of Part 4, paragraph 4: authorities in Wales)( 12 ), substitute the Part 5 set out in Schedule 4 to this Order.

Subsidy claims made by authorities in England

5. —(1) In article 2 (interpretation of Parts 2 and 4), insert in the appropriate places the following definitions—

“HBAP” means the Housing Benefit Assurance Process published by the Department for Work and Pensions on 29th March 2017 and last updated on 27th March 2018 ( 13 ) ; ;

“report of factual findings” means the report completed by the reporting accountant in accordance with HBAP setting out the details of, and the relevant matters arising from, the test; ;

“test” means a test of the claim for final subsidy by the authority and the reporting accountant in accordance with HBAP and “tested” shall be construed accordingly. .

(2) In article 3A (electronic communications)( 14 ), in paragraph (1)—

(a) for “or auditor” substitute “a reporting accountant or an auditor”

(b) after “claim,” insert “test,”.

(3) In article 4 (requirement of claim)( 15 ), in paragraph (3), for the words from “the authority’s auditor” to the end of the paragraph substitute—

(a) in the case of an authority in England, the authority’s reporting accountant;

(b) in the case of an authority in Wales or Scotland, the authority’s auditor,

by 30th April in the following year .

(4) In article 5 (requirement to keep records and provide information)( 16 ), in paragraph (2)—

(a) before sub-paragraph (a) insert—

(za) in relation to an authority in England, the claim is in accordance with the report of factual findings and with the relevant articles of this Order; ;

(b) at the beginning of sub-paragraph (a) insert “in relation to an authority in Wales or Scotland,”.

(5) After article 5 insert—

Test and reporting requirement: authorities in England

5A. —(1) In relation to an authority in England and subject to article 9(4), the third condition is that the authority shall—

(a) inform the Secretary of State in writing of the identity of the authority’s reporting accountant by 1st March in the year before the relevant year;

(b) procure the test of the final claim by the reporting accountant;

(c) send the report of factual findings to the Secretary of State by 30th November in the year after the relevant year; and

(d) comply with the following provisions of this article.

(2) The authority shall—

(a) provide such information in written or electronic form;

(b) keep, and where asked to do so, produce records in written or electronic form with a bearing on its claim,

as may be required by the reporting accountant to enable the reporting accountant to test the claim and to complete the report of factual findings.

(3) Where the authority does not inform the Secretary of State in writing of the identity of its reporting accountant by 1st March in the year before the relevant year, the Secretary of State may withhold payment of subsidy until the authority—

(a) informs the Secretary of State in writing of the identity of its reporting accountant; or

(b) provides reasons for the delay which the Secretary of State regards as satisfactory.

(4) No final subsidy shall be paid until—

(a) the authority’s reporting accountant has confirmed in writing that the claim has been tested; and

(b) the Secretary of State has received the report of factual findings. .

(6) In article 6 (requirement of audit)( 17 )—

(a) at the end of the heading insert “: authorities in Wales and Scotland”;

(b) in paragraph (1)—

(i) at the beginning insert “In relation to an authority in Wales or Scotland, and”;

(ii) omit sub-paragraphs (iza) and (ia).

(7) In article 8A (payment of subsidy before audit complete)( 18 )—

(a) before “audit”, in each place where that word occurs (including the heading), insert “test or”;

(b) in paragraph (1), after “yet been” insert “tested in accordance with article 5A or”.

(8) In article 9 (payment of subsidy for the relevant year)

(a) in paragraph (1)—

(i) after sub-paragraph (a) insert—

(aa) in the case of an authority in England, the report of factual findings has been properly completed; ;

(ii) at the beginning of sub-paragraph (b) insert “in the case of an authority in Wales or Scotland,”;

(b) in paragraph (3), after “occurred” insert “or, as the case may be, once the report of factual findings has been sent to the Secretary of State”.

(9) In Schedule 6 (electronic communications)( 19 )—

(a) in paragraph 2, after “An authority”, in each place where those words occur, insert “, reporting accountant”;

(b) in paragraph 3(b), after “authorities” insert “, reporting accountants”.

Signed by authority of the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions

Justin Tomlinson

Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State,

Department for Work and Pensions

6th September 2018

We consent.

Paul Maynard

Craig Whittaker

Two of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury

6th September 2018

Article 3(2)

SCHEDULE 1 Schedule to be substituted for Schedule 1 to the 1998 Order

Article 12(1)(b)

SCHEDULE 1 Sums to be used in the calculation of subsidy

Relevant Year 2017-2018

Local authority Administration subsidy (£)
England
Adur 229,183
Allerdale 348,444
Amber Valley 416,459
Arun 545,120
Ashfield 530,743
Ashford 438,562
Aylesbury Vale 548,334
Babergh 257,734
Barking and Dagenham 1,271,852
Barnet 1,884,335
Barnsley 997,647
Barrow-in-Furness 283,357
Basildon 808,939
Basingstoke and Deane 563,609
Bassetlaw 411,362
Bath and North East Somerset 572,150
Bedford 629,465
Bexley 906,013
Birmingham 6,500,559
Blaby 201,282
Blackburn with Darwen 644,754
Blackpool 1,060,048
Bolsover 322,908
Bolton 1,393,741
Boston 308,254
Bournemouth 954,763
Bracknell Forest 407,403
Bradford 2,399,552
Braintree 503,376
Breckland 478,854
Brent 2,246,191
Brentwood 194,570
Brighton and Hove 1,497,427
Bristol 2,225,899
Broadland 272,252
Bromley 1,179,334
Bromsgrove 222,631
Broxbourne 378,460
Broxtowe 331,435
Burnley 457,318
Bury 741,710
Calderdale 888,950
Cambridge 438,731
Camden 1,856,616
Cannock Chase 384,181
Canterbury 525,886
Carlisle 400,327
Castle Point 286,984
Central Bedfordshire 699,141
Charnwood 441,783
Chelmsford 464,885
Cheltenham 386,863
Cherwell 440,337
Cheshire East 1,075,137
Cheshire West and Chester 1,118,985
Chesterfield 505,328
Chichester 406,903
Chiltern 247,672
Chorley 335,748
Christchurch 168,512
City of London 99,687
Colchester 648,349
Copeland 267,421
Corby 326,202
Cornwall 2,318,680
Cotswold 257,366
Coventry 1,734,762
Craven 138,199
Crawley 603,690
Croydon 2,088,739
Dacorum 583,426
Darlington 534,777
Dartford 324,073
Daventry 194,366
Derby 1,169,718
Derbyshire Dales 186,403
Doncaster 1,378,487
Dover 470,230
Dudley 1,268,760
Durham 2,538,206
Ealing 2,178,676
East Cambridgeshire 255,347
East Devon 406,134
East Dorset 220,520
East Hampshire 303,191
East Hertfordshire 396,962
East Lindsey 641,503
East Northamptonshire 265,081
East Riding of Yorkshire 1,057,222
East Staffordshire 390,138
Eastbourne 502,622
Eastleigh 338,693
Eden 132,277
Elmbridge 374,025
Enfield 1,922,862
Epping Forest 418,490
Epsom and Ewell 196,479
Erewash 403,145
Exeter 504,265
Fareham 256,505
Fenland 412,549
Forest Heath 222,932
Forest of Dean 283,192
Fylde 255,665
Gateshead 1,151,734
Gedling 384,594
Gloucester 571,838
Gosport 398,271
Gravesham 404,246
Great Yarmouth 501,279
Greenwich 1,926,261
Guildford 369,620
Hackney 2,928,819
Halton 659,966
Hambleton 233,401
Hammersmith and Fulham 1,354,729
Harborough 153,541
Haringey 2,178,183
Harlow 491,224
Harrogate 351,090
Harrow 1,154,106
Hart 169,969
Hartlepool 646,713
Hastings 539,876
Havant 427,425
Havering 930,615
Herefordshire 620,381
Hertsmere 408,549
High Peak 305,979
Hillingdon 1,351,669
Hinckley and Bosworth 251,958
Horsham 333,638
Hounslow 1,276,627
Huntingdonshire 468,859
Hyndburn 407,260
Ipswich 693,063
Isle of Wight 636,970
Isles of Scilly 4,068
Islington 2,061,954
Kensington and Chelsea 1,162,761
Kettering 350,427
King’s Lynn and West Norfolk 529,891
Kingston upon Hull 1,775,288
Kingston upon Thames 610,141
Kirklees 1,721,728
Knowsley 978,269
Lambeth 2,848,690
Lancaster 513,633
Leeds 4,014,496
Leicester 1,855,249
Lewes 342,879
Lewisham 2,616,998
Lichfield 249,311
Lincoln 530,979
Liverpool 3,340,547
Luton 1,072,212
Maidstone 536,619
Maldon 178,949
Malvern Hills 237,183
Manchester 3,562,339
Mansfield 468,243
Medway 1,084,359
Melton 132,864
Mendip 373,110
Merton 845,884
Mid Devon 247,297
Mid Suffolk 236,728
Mid Sussex 334,360
Middlesbrough 1,051,842
Milton Keynes 1,238,793
Mole Valley 221,623
New Forest 484,586
Newark and Sherwood 365,114
Newcastle-under-Lyme 430,064
Newcastle upon Tyne 1,516,416
Newham 2,050,990
North Devon 380,990
North Dorset 201,003
North East Derbyshire 346,094
North East Lincolnshire 813,662
North Hertfordshire 452,452
North Kesteven 301,461
North Lincolnshire 667,195
North Norfolk 353,345
North Somerset 750,121
North Tyneside 1,016,610
North Warwickshire 203,670
North West Leicestershire 305,698
Northampton 957,068
Northumberland 1,289,883
Norwich 886,315
Nottingham 2,050,955
Nuneaton and Bedworth 499,185
Oadby and Wigston 135,621
Oldham 1,069,693
Oxford 602,135
Pendle 406,978
Peterborough 1,052,444
Plymouth 1,380,638
Poole 533,225
Portsmouth 1,276,311
Preston 639,408
Purbeck 155,331
Reading 907,287
Redbridge 1,061,166
Redcar and Cleveland 758,980
Redditch 339,907
Reigate and Banstead 416,526
Ribble Valley 120,215
Richmond upon Thames 593,789
Richmondshire 117,505
Rochdale 1,117,737
Rochford 207,720
Rossendale 264,511
Rother 304,638
Rotherham 1,236,929
Rugby 306,578
Runnymede 235,859
Rushcliffe 233,558
Rushmoor 398,025
Rutland 82,911
Ryedale 155,585
Salford 1,546,037
Sandwell 1,785,188
Scarborough 527,027
Sedgemoor 438,725
Sefton 1,211,865
Selby 215,124
Sevenoaks 322,251
Sheffield 2,723,246
Shepway 475,590
Shropshire 962,065
Slough 793,334
Solihull 675,327
South Bucks 166,747
South Cambridgeshire 341,884
South Derbyshire 256,183
South Gloucestershire 755,258
South Hams 264,706
South Holland 299,277
South Kesteven 430,847
South Lakeland 258,011
South Norfolk 349,149
South Northamptonshire 171,564
South Oxfordshire 327,443
South Ribble 306,006
South Somerset 529,785
South Staffordshire 299,835
South Tyneside 1,024,450
Southampton 1,245,248
Southend-on-Sea 888,461
Southwark 2,415,195
Spelthorne 301,477
St Albans 376,310
St Edmundsbury 368,282
St Helens 918,027
Stafford 355,892
Staffordshire Moorlands 229,324
Stevenage 461,869
Stockport 990,068
Stockton-on-Tees 961,088
Stoke-on-Trent 1,380,973
Stratford-upon-Avon 346,374
Stroud 328,997
Suffolk Coastal 364,586
Sunderland 1,609,576
Surrey Heath 206,503
Sutton 738,895
Swale 605,942
Swindon 745,113
Tameside 1,199,715
Tamworth 302,490
Tandridge 250,916
Taunton Deane 411,198
Teignbridge 464,545
Telford and Wrekin 869,461
Tendring 718,769
Test Valley 342,642
Tewkesbury 228,835
Thanet 793,508
Three Rivers 282,704
Thurrock 724,102
Tonbridge and Malling 360,285
Torbay 801,393
Torridge 252,165
Tower Hamlets 2,477,528
Trafford 748,077
Tunbridge Wells 387,360
Uttlesford 189,059
Vale of White Horse 312,857
Wakefield 1,623,695
Walsall 1,492,813
Waltham Forest 1,631,449
Wandsworth 1,880,772
Warrington 632,786
Warwick 389,027
Watford 425,595
Waveney 497,180
Waverley 308,400
Wealden 364,746
Wellingborough 321,192
Welwyn Hatfield 485,335
West Berkshire 457,754
West Devon 176,324
West Dorset 335,019
West Lancashire 382,885
West Lindsey 342,040
West Oxfordshire 282,545
West Somerset 155,230
Westminster 1,751,809
Weymouth and Portland 337,508
Wigan 1,416,315
Wiltshire 1,380,896
Winchester 320,396
Windsor and Maidenhead 425,574
Wirral 1,598,521
Woking 275,126
Wokingham 241,437
Wolverhampton 1,490,701
Worcester 416,402
Worthing 415,699
Wychavon 363,600
Wycombe 525,451
Wyre 421,385
Wyre Forest 406,623
York 515,581
Wales
Blaenau Gwent 427,742
Bridgend 647,624
Caerphilly 841,409
Cardiff 1,715,562
Carmarthenshire 709,951
Ceredigion 259,604
Conwy 497,469
Denbighshire 452,289
Flintshire 495,582
Gwynedd 475,850
Isle of Anglesey 269,297
Merthyr Tydfil 340,249
Monmouthshire 284,605
Neath Port Talbot 689,622
Newport 760,425
Pembrokeshire 485,617
Powys 424,163
Rhondda Cynon Taf 1,093,067
Swansea 1,119,443
Torfaen 470,984
Vale of Glamorgan 483,514
Wrexham 601,022
Scotland
Aberdeen 824,970
Aberdeenshire 712,677
Angus 449,065
Argyll and Bute 404,355
Clackmannanshire 276,077
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar 132,066
Dumfries and Galloway 737,663
Dundee 1,025,957
East Ayrshire 667,394
East Dunbartonshire 276,959
East Lothian 350,360
East Renfrewshire 225,112
Edinburgh 2,208,590
Falkirk 705,596
Fife 1,664,948
Glasgow 4,867,216
Highland 799,883
Inverclyde 492,472
Midlothian 348,918
Moray 312,938
North Ayrshire 818,701
North Lanarkshire 1,795,458
Orkney 86,456
Perth and Kinross 538,372
Renfrewshire 966,648
Scottish Borders 526,163
Shetland 68,489
South Ayrshire 561,055
South Lanarkshire 1,401,321
Stirling 297,380
West Dunbartonshire 652,110
West Lothian 820,886.

Article 3(3)

SCHEDULE 2 New Schedule 1ZB to 1998 Order

Article 12(1)(bza)

SCHEDULE 1ZB Additional amount of subsidy: Verify Earnings and Pension Alerts Service

Interpretation

1. In this Schedule—

“relevant activities” means activities carried out by authorities receiving VEP alerts to administer those alerts;

“VEP alerts” means alerts given by the Secretary of State to authorities with a view to enabling authorities to prevent fraud and error arising from real time identification of changes of income.

Additional amount: relevant year beginning with 1st April 2018

2. The additional amount of subsidy for an authority for the relevant year beginning with 1st April 2018 is the amount specified for that authority in the Housing Benefit Circular HB S10/2018 published by the Department for Work and Pensions on 2nd May 2018 ( 20 ) .

Use of amount paid under paragraph 2

3. An authority must use the additional amount received under paragraph 2 in connection with relevant activities.

Article 4(3)

SCHEDULE 3 Substitution of Part 3 of Schedule 4A to the 1998 Order

PART 3 WEEKLY RENT LIMITS FOR PURPOSES OF PART 2: AUTHORITIES IN ENGLAND

Relevant Year 2018-2019

Authority Weekly rent limit (£)
Adur 93.67
Arun 90.45
Ashfield 68.12
Ashford 89.13
Babergh 89.11
Barking and Dagenham 97.75
Barnet 107.95
Barnsley 74.53
Barrow-in-Furness 74.87
Basildon 87.55
Bassetlaw 72.24
Birmingham 82.61
Blackpool 71.08
Bolsover 81.61
Bournemouth 83.32
Brent 115.86
Brentwood 94.22
Brighton and Hove 84.18
Bristol 80.90
Broxtowe 74.23
Bury 76.45
Cambridge 102.69
Camden 121.13
Cannock Chase 75.43
Canterbury 88.11
Castle Point 88.14
Central Bedfordshire 101.36
Charnwood 74.14
Cheltenham 80.14
Cheshire West and Chester 82.23
Chesterfield 79.50
City of London 106.20
City of York 79.15
Colchester 87.32
Corby 78.62
Cornwall 70.84
Crawley 102.93
Croydon 105.82
Dacorum 108.18
Darlington 70.84
Dartford 89.81
Derby 78.50
Doncaster 73.09
Dover 84.08
Dudley 82.54
Ealing 101.32
East Devon 81.52
East Riding of Yorkshire 79.09
Eastbourne 79.33
Enfield 101.10
Epping Forest 99.17
Exeter 75.13
Fareham 90.81
Gateshead 76.27
Gosport 83.63
Gravesham 89.44
Great Yarmouth 74.70
Greenwich 102.98
Guildford 110.47
Hackney 100.76
Hammersmith and Fulham 115.80
Haringey 106.19
Harlow 91.92
Harrogate 80.51
Harrow 113.57
Hartlepool 100.62
Havering 96.37
High Peak 73.03
Hillingdon 109.03
Hinckley and Bosworth 78.30
Hounslow 102.46
Ipswich 82.06
Islington 121.19
Isles of Scilly 80.09
Kensington and Chelsea 127.88
Kettering 81.26
Kingston upon Hull 74.98
Kingston upon Thames 112.18
Kirklees 69.66
Lambeth 108.68
Lancaster 77.13
Leeds 74.04
Leicester 71.72
Lewes 89.29
Lewisham 96.29
Lincoln 68.65
Luton 86.53
Manchester 74.13
Mansfield 73.01
Medway Towns 81.79
Melton 77.06
Mid Devon 78.55
Mid Suffolk 82.21
Milton Keynes 85.68
New Forest 99.28
Newark and Sherwood 77.98
Newcastle upon Tyne 75.07
Newham 97.67
North East Derbyshire 81.18
North Kesteven 76.36
North Tyneside 76.47
North Warwickshire 87.76
North West Leicestershire 78.89
Northampton 83.05
Northumberland 68.17
Norwich 79.22
Nottingham 74.88
Nuneaton and Bedworth 78.05
Oadby and Wigston 79.19
Oldham 79.33
Oxford City 108.92
Poole 84.98
Portsmouth 84.78
Reading 104.67
Redbridge 102.63
Redditch 77.97
Richmondshire 77.60
Rotherham 75.79
Rugby 86.53
Runnymede 110.22
Salford 80.25
Sandwell 81.28
Sedgemoor 77.57
Selby 78.21
Sheffield 71.78
Shepway 84.04
Shropshire 81.41
Slough 106.14
Solihull 82.13
South Cambridgeshire 106.87
South Derbyshire 79.81
South Holland 75.60
South Kesteven 78.67
South Tyneside 75.22
Southampton 84.68
Southend-on-Sea 85.75
Southwark 107.89
St Albans 113.74
Stevenage 97.80
Stockport 74.61
Stoke-on-Trent 70.37
Stroud 82.37
Sutton 106.95
Swindon 82.74
Tamworth 80.28
Tandridge 98.06
Taunton Deane 82.23
Tendring 83.82
Thanet 80.84
Thurrock 85.89
Tower Hamlets 110.64
Uttlesford 98.32
Waltham Forest 101.92
Wandsworth 124.78
Warwick 93.66
Waveney 80.20
Waverley 114.44
Wealden 84.65
Welwyn Hatfield 107.96
West Lancashire 76.06
Westminster 124.93
Wigan 76.89
Wiltshire 88.03
Winchester 101.19
Woking 104.18
Wokingham 115.22
Wolverhampton 79.69.

Article 4(4)

SCHEDULE 4 Substitution of Part 5 of Schedule 4A to the 1998 Order

PART 5 AMOUNTS FOR PURPOSES OF PART 4, PARAGRAPH 4: AUTHORITIES IN WALES

Relevant Year 2018-2019

Local authority (1) Specified amount “O”(£) (2) Guideline rent increase “P” (£)
Caerphilly 86.00 5.72
Cardiff 96.69 6.29
Carmarthenshire 85.56 5.68
Denbighshire 83.28 5.68
Flintshire 86.50 5.87
Isle of Anglesey 82.38 5.73
Pembrokeshire 86.83 5.36
Powys 87.41 5.67
Swansea 84.32 5.78
Vale of Glamorgan 93.60 6.09
Wrexham 85.61 5.73.
( 1 )

1992 c.5 . Sections 140B, 140C and 140F were inserted by section 121 of, paragraph 4 of Schedule 12 to the Housing Act 1996 (c.52) . Section 140B was amended by sections 10 and 22 of, and paragraph 7 of Schedule 1 and Schedule 2 to, the Social Security Administration (Fraud) Act 1997 (c.47) (“the Fraud Act”). Section 189(1) and (4) was amended by paragraph 109 of Schedule 7 to the Social Security Act 1998 (c.14) . Section 189(4) was amended by S.I. 2013/252 . Section 189(7) was amended by section 103 of, and paragraph 24 of Schedule 9 to, the Local Government Finance Act 1992 (c.14) and paragraph 10 of Schedule 1 to the Fraud Act. Sections 140B, 140F and 189 were repealed, to the extent they relate to council tax benefit, by section 147 of, and paragraph 1 of Schedule 14 to, the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (c.5) with effect from 1st April 2013 and subject to savings and transitional provisions in articles 9 and 10 of S.I. 2013/358 .

( 2 )

Section 189(8) was amended by section 123 of, and paragraph 3(5) of Schedule 13 to, the Housing Act 1996, section 33 of, and paragraph 10 of Schedule 3, and Schedule 4 to, the Social Security (Recovery of Benefits) Act 1997 (c.27) , section 51 of, and paragraph 3 of Schedule 4 to, the Tax Credits Act 2002 (c.21) , section 5(2) of, and paragraph 29 of Schedule 1 to, the Pensions Act 2007 (c.22) and section 2 of, and paragraph 57(1) and (3) of Schedule 3 to, the Social Security Contributions (Transfer of Functions, etc ) Act 1999 (c. 2) .

( 3 )

Section 176(1) was amended by section 123 of, and paragraph 3(4) of Schedule 13 to, the Housing Act 1996 and section 69(6) of the Child Support, Pensions and Social Security Act 2000 (c.19) . It was repealed, to the extent it relates to council tax benefit, by section 147 of, and paragraph 1 of Schedule 14 to, the Welfare Reform Act 2012 with effect from 1st April 2013 and subject to savings and transitional provisions in articles 9 and 10 of S.I. 2013/358 .

( 5 )

Article 12(1) was substituted by S.I. 2015/1784 .

( 6 )

Article 12(1)(ba) was inserted by S.I. 2017/900 .

( 7 )

Schedule 1 was substituted by S.I. 2017/900 .

( 8 )

Schedule 1ZA was inserted by S.I. 2017/900 .

( 9 )

Schedule 4A was inserted by S.I. 2004/646 .

( 10 )

Paragraph 3(3) was substituted by S.I. 2017/900 .

( 11 )

Part 3 of Schedule 4A was substituted by S.I. 2017/900 .

( 12 )

Part 5 of Schedule 4A was substituted by S.I. 2017/900 .

( 14 )

Article 3A was inserted by S.I. 2007/26 .

( 15 )

Article 4(3) was amended by S.I. 2007/26 and 2014/1667 .

( 16 )

Article 5 was substituted by S.I. 1998/2865 and amended by S.I. 2007/26 .

( 17 )

Article 6 was amended by S.I. 2004/646 , 2007/26 , 2009/30 and 2017/900 .

( 18 )

Article 8A was inserted by S.I. 2006/54 .

( 19 )

Schedule 6 was substituted by S.I. 2007/26 .

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The Income-related Benefits (Subsidy to Authorities) Amendment Order 2018 (2018/985)

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