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2 1982

SOCIAL WELFARE ACT, 1982

SCHEDULE A

Section 2 .

Second Schedule

Rates of Benefits

PART I

Rates of Periodical Benefits and Increases Thereof

[1952, Sch. 3]

PART II

Occupational Injuries Benefits—Gratuities and Grant

£

Section 43 (7) (a)

1. Disablement Benefit:

Maximum gratuity in the case of person :—

(i) aged under 66

3,285

(ii) aged over 66

3,355

2. Death Benefit:

Section 50 (7)

(i) Widower's gratuity in the case of person :—

(a) aged under 66

2,395

(b) aged over 66

2,445

Section 53 (2)

(ii) Grant in respect of funeral expenses

220

PART III

Disablement Pension

Section 43 (8).

Degree of disablement

Weekly rate (persons over the age of 18 years)

Weekly rate (persons under the age of 18 years and certain married women)

(1)

(2)

(3)

Persons under the age of 66 years

Persons over the age of 66 years

Persons under the age of 18 years and certain married women under the age of 66 years

Certain married women over the age of 66 years

£

£

£

£

100 per cent

47.40

48.40

37.50

38.30

90

42.66

43.56

33.75

34.47

80

37.92

38.72

30.00

30.64

70

33.18

33.88

26.25

26.81

60

28.44

29.04

22.50

22.98

50

23.70

24.20

18.75

19.15

40

18.96

19.36

15.00

15.32

30

14.22

14.52

11.25

11.49

20

9.48

9.68

7.50

7.66

PART IV

Increases of Disablement Pension

Sections 45 and 46.

£

1. Increase where the person is permanently incapable of work:

(a) in the case of persons over the age of 18 years—

(i) for a man, single woman or widow, married woman living apart from and unable to obtain any financial assistance from her husband, or a married woman entitled to an increase for a qualified child or qualified children or for a husband, where the person is—

(a) aged under 66

31.65

(b) aged over 66

32.25

(ii) for any other married women—

(a) aged under 66

27.80

(b) aged over 66

28.40

(b) in the case of person under the age of 18 years—

(i) where the person is entitled to an increase for a qualified child or qualified children or for an adult dependant

31.65

(ii) where the person is not so entitled

27.80

2. Increase where the beneficiary requires constant attendance:

(a) limit of increase except in cases of exceptionally severe disablement where the person is—

(i) aged under 66

18.95

(ii) aged over 66

19.30

(b) limit in any case where the person is—

(i) aged under 66

37.90

(ii) aged over 66

38.65

PART V

Reduced Rates of Injury Benefit and Disablement Pension

Section 56.

£

(a) In the case of persons over the age of 18 years—

(i) for a man, single women or widow, married women living apart from and unable to obtain any financial assistance from her husband, or a married woman entitled to an increase for a qualified child or qualified children or for a husband where the person is—

(a) aged under 66

9.48

(b) aged over 66

9.68

(ii) for any other married women—

(a) aged under 66

7.50

(b) aged over 66

7.66

(b) In the case of persons under the age of 18 years—

(i) where the person is entitled to an increase for a qualified child or for an adult dependant or, if a disablement pension is payable would be so entitled if injury benefit rather than disablement pension was payable

9.48

(ii) where the person, is not, or would not be, so entitled

7.50

PART VI

[1978, s. 14(3); 1980, s. 15]

Amounts of Maternity and Death Grants

Description of grant

Amount

(1)

(2)

£

1. Maternity Grant

8

Sections 106 and 109.

2. Death Grant:

(a) in case the deceased person was a qualified child under the age of 5 years

20

(b) in case the deceased person was any other qualified child

60

(c) in any other case

100