SOCIAL WELFARE CONSOLIDATION ACT 2005
SOCIAL WELFARECONSOLIDATION ACT2005Disclaimer:This Revised Act is an administrative consolidation of Social Welfare Consolidation Act2005. It has been prepared by the Department of Social Protection.While every care has been taken in the preparation of this Consolidated Act, theDepartment of Social Protection can assume no responsibility for and give noguarantees, undertakings or warranties concerning the accuracy, completeness or upto-date nature of the information provided and does not accept any liability whatsoeverarising from any errors or omissions.Please notify any errors, omissions and comments by email to legislation@welfare.ie.This text should not be relied upon in Court proceedings.All Acts and Instruments up to and including the Social Welfare Act 2020 (No. 30 of2020) were considered in the preparation of this revised Act.
How to use this GuideSince its enactment in 2005, the Social Welfare Consolidation Act has been extensivelyamended by subsequent Social Welfare Acts, as well a number of other non-Social WelfareActs and Orders. The aim of this Guide is to bring all of these amendments together into asingle document.While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this Guide, it may nevertheless,contain errors in the text as well as in the formatting of the text. Users of this Guide aretherefore advised to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the text by also consulting the2005 Consolidation Act and relevant amending Acts.Format of different Amendments contained in this GuideAmendments to the Social Welfare Consolidation Act 2005 can be made in a number ofways, for example –-by deleting existing provisions (in whole or in part),-by repealing provisions,-by substituting new provisions for existing provisions, or-by inserting new provisions into the Act. Where a whole chapter, section, subsection, paragraph, sub-paragraph etc. has beenrepealed or deleted, the original text of the provision is “struck out”, e.g. This section hasbeen repealed. A footnote follows at the end of the provision that has been struck out toindicate the section in the relevant Act that repealed or deleted this provision (see, forexample, Part 4A – Early Childcare Supplement). Where part of a provision is deleted, the relevant text is “struck out” and footnoted (see,for example, section 64(8)). Where a whole provision has been substituted, the original text is “struck out” andfootnoted. The new “substituted” text is included in normal print and footnoted (see, forexample, section 3(10)). Where part of a provision has been substituted, the original textis “struck out” and, for ease of reference, the new “substituted” text is highlighted in boldand italics and footnoted (see, for example, section 34). Where a new chapter, section, subsection, paragraph, sub-paragraph etc. has been insertedinto the Consolidation Act it will be included in normal print and footnoted (see, forexample, section 247B). Where a new phrase has been inserted into an existingprovision, the new inserted text will be highlighted in bold and italics and footnoted (see,for example, section 129(1)).Amendments that have still to be commencedA number of provisions of amending Acts have not yet been commenced and ARE NOTPART of the Social Welfare Consolidation Act until commenced. For reference, where thereis an amendment that has still to be commenced, a footnote in red is included in theappropriate location in the text of the Document and the footnote at the end of the page will
include a link to the relevant amending Act (see, for example, Chapter 5A of Part 3 of theSocial Welfare Consolidation Act 2005).Payment SchedulesThe current rates of social insurance benefits and social assistance payments are set out inSchedules 2 and 4, respectively. Due to space constraints, only the latest rates of payment areset out in these Schedules, with footnotes indicating where these rates were previouslyamended.Changes in Scheme NamesThe Social Welfare Law Reform and Pensions Act 2006 (section 4 and Schedule 1) changedthe names of a number of social welfare payments, as follows – State pension (contributory) from old age (contributory) State pension (transition) from retirement pension Illness benefit from disability benefit Jobseeker’s benefit from unemployment benefit Jobseeker’s allowance from unemployment assistance Incapacity supplement from unemployability supplement Guardian’s payment (contributory) from orphan’s (contributory) allowance Guardian’s payment (non-contributory) to orphan’s (non-contributory) allowanceBecause of the extensive nature of these changes, these amendments have not been separatelyfootnoted in the Document. All references to the new scheme names are marked in bold anditalics throughout the text.
List of amending enactments and AbbreviationsThe following is a chronological list of all of the amending Acts and Orders, with theabbreviations used in the footnotes –Title of Amending Act/InstrumentSocial Welfare Consolidation Act 2005 (No. 26 of 2005)Social Welfare Act 2005 (No. 30 of 2005)Social Welfare Law Reform and Pensions Act 2006 (No. 5 of 2006)Social Welfare Act 2006 (No. 36 of 2006)Social Welfare and Pensions Act 2007 (No. 8 of 2007)Social Welfare Act 2007 (No. 40 of 2007)Social Welfare and Pensions Act 2008 (No. 2 of 2008)Health Act 2008 (No. 21 of 2008)Social Welfare (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2008 (No. 22 of 2008)AbbreviationSWCA 2005SWA 2005SWLR&PA 2006SWA 2006SW&PA 2007SWA 2007SW&PA 2008HA 2008SW(MP)A 2008Financial Emergency Measures in the Public Interest Act 2009 (No. 5 of 2009)FEMPIA 2009Social Welfare and Pensions Act 2009 (No. 10 of 2009)SW&PA 2009Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2009 (No. 22 of 2009)H(MP)A 2009Social Welfare and Pensions (No. 2) Act 2009 (No. 43 of 2009)SW&P(No.2)A 2009Fines Act 2010 (No. 8 of 2010)FA 2010Adoption Act 2010 (No. 21 of 2010)AA 2010Social Welfare (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2010 (No. 28 of 2010)Social Welfare Act 2010 (No. 34 of 2010)Social Welfare and Pensions Act 2010 (No. 37 of 2010)SW(MP)A 2010SWA 2010SW&PA 2010Finance (Transfer of Departmental Administration and Ministerial Functions) Order 2011(S.I. No. 418 of 2011)S.I. 418 of 2011Social Welfare and Pensions Act 2011 (No. 9 of 2011)SW&PA 2011Ministers and Secretaries (Amendment) Act 2011 (No. 10 of 2011)MS(A)A 2011
Social Welfare Act 2011 (No. 37 of 2011)SWA 2011Property Services (Regulation) Act 2011 (No. 40 of 2011)PSRA 2011Social Welfare and Pensions Act 2012 (No. 12 of 2012)Social Welfare Act 2012 (No. 43 of 2012)SW&PA 2012SWA 2012Social Welfare and Pensions (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2013 (No. 20 of 2013)SW&P(MP)A 2013Social Welfare and Pensions Act 2013 (No. 38 of 2013)Social Welfare and Pensions (No. 2) Act 2013 (No. 49 of 2013)SW&PA 2013SW&P(No. 2)A 2013Education and Training Boards Act 2013 (No. 11 of 2013)ETBA 2013Further Education and Training Act 2013 (No. 25 of 2013)FETA 2013Child and Family Agency Act 2013 (No. 40 of 2013)CFAA 2013Social Welfare and Pensions Act 2014 (No. 16 of 2014)SW&PA 2014Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2014 (No. 21 of 2014)H(MP)A 2014National Treasury Management Agency (Amendment) Act 2014 (No. 23 of 2014)NTMA(A)A 2014Social Welfare and Pensions (No. 2) Act 2014 (No. 41 of 2014)Social Welfare (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2015 (No. 12 of 2015)Workplace Relations Act 2015 (No. 16 of 2015)SW&P(No. 2)A 2014SW(MP)A 2015WRA 2015Social Welfare and Pensions Act 2015 (No. 47 of 2015)SW&PA 2015Paternity Leave and Benefit Act 2016 (No. 11 of 2016)PL&BA 2016Social Welfare Act 2016SWA 2016Social Welfare (Jobseeker’s Benefit Variation of Rate Specified in sections 65A and 66(1A)of the Social Welfare Consolidation Act 2005) Regulations 2017S.I. No. 62 of 2017Social Welfare Act 2017 (No. 38 of 2017)SWA 2017Data Protection Act 2018 (No. 7 of 2018)DPA 2018
Social Welfare, Pensions and Civil Registration Act 2018 (No. 37 of 2018) SWP&CRA 2018Data Sharing and Governance Act 2019DS&GA 2019Social Welfare Consolidation Act 2005 (Specified Bodies) Regulations 2019S.I. No. 344 of 2019Social Welfare Act 2019SWA 2019Parents Leave and Benefit Act 2019PLBA 2019Social Welfare (No. 2) Act 2019SW(No.2)A 2019Social Welfare (Employment Contributions) Regulations 2020S.I. No. 7 of 2020Health (Preservation and Protection and other Emergency Measures in the Public Interest)Act 2020H(PPEMPI)A 2020Social Welfare (Covid-19) (Amendment) Act 2020SWC-19AA2020Children and Family Relationships Act 2015 (Parts 2 and 3) (Commencement) Order 2019S.I. No. 541 of 2019Financial Provisions (Covid-19) (No. 2) Act 2020FPC-19(No.2)A 2020Finance Act 2020FA 2020Withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union (Consequential Provisions) Act2020WUKEU(CP)A 2020Social Welfare Act 2020SWA 2020
SOCIAL WELFARE CONSOLIDATION ACT 2005————————ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONSPART 1PRELIMINARYSection1Short title.2Interpretation.3Interpretation generally.4Regulations.5Expenses.PART 2SOCIAL INSURANCECHAPTER 1Social Insurance Fund6788A91011Sources of moneys for benefits.Social Insurance Fund — expenditure on benefit.Social Insurance Fund — payments to National Training Fund.Transfer of pension rights to EC institutions scheme.1Social Insurance Fund.Actuarial review.Payments from Fund for acquisition of land, etc.CHAPTER 2Employed Contributors and Employment Contributions12131415161717A17 B17C1819Employed contributors and insured persons.Employment contributions.Modified insurance.Calculation of reckonable earnings.Employment by more than one employer.Payment of contributions and keeping of records.Return by employer to Revenue Commissioners2Payment date for contributions3Covid-19: special warehousing and interest provisions for contributions4Priority debts to Social Insurance Fund in a company winding-up.Winding-up and bankruptcy.CHAPTER 3Self-Employed Contributors and Self-Employment Contributions20Self-employed contributors and insured persons.Uncommenced provision – s.8A inserted by s.5 SW&PA 2008 but s.5 deleted prior to commencement by s.21 SW&PA 2014Ss.17A and 17B inserted by s.4(1)(b) SWP&CRA 20183Ss.17A and 17B inserted by s.4(1)(b) SWP&CRA 20184S 17C inserted by s.5 of FPC-19(No.2)A 202012
212223Rates of self-employment contributions and related matters.Regulations providing for determination of contributions payable.Regulations providing for collection of self-employment contributions, etc.CHAPTER 4Voluntary Contributors and Voluntary Contributions24252627Voluntary contributors.Voluntary contributions by former employed contributors.Voluntary contributions by former self-employed contributors.Calculation of voluntary contributions.CHAPTER 5Optional Contributors and Optional Contributions282930Optional contributors and optional contributions.Rates of optional contributions and related matters.Regulations providing for determination of optional contributions payable and relatedmatters.Chapter 5A5Contributions by Public Office Holders30A30B30C30DDefinitionsContributions by Public Office HoldersPayments of contributions into Social Insurance FundPayments of contributions and keeping of recordsChapter 5B 6Contributions by Certain Employed Contributors30E30F30GApplication of Chapter 5BContribution payable to person to whom Chapter 5B appliesRegulations providing for collection of contributions under Chapter 5B etc.CHAPTER 6General3132333434A353636373838A5Employment outside State.Regulations varying rates and amounts of contributions.Exceptions and credits.Return of contributions paid in error.Return of contributions – share-based remuneration.7Return of contributions where entry into insurance occurs after specified age.Return of employment contributions — master or seaman. 8Return of employment contributions in respect of certain seafarers 9Return of contributions — maintenance arrangements.Return of contributions — payments to personal pensions.Limitation on return of contributions. 10Chapter 5A inserted by s.14 SW&PA 2010Inserted by s.6 SWP(MP)A 2013734A inserted by s.13(6) SWA 20118S.36 substituted by s.6 SW&PA 20149S.36 substituted by s.6 SW&PA 20146
CHAPTER 6A11Attribution of contributions in respect of certain payments made to address theeffects of Covid-1938C38D38E38F38GApplication of Chapter 6ASection 13: supplemental provisions for purposes of ChapterAttribution of contributions: certain payments relating to Covid-19Exchange of information in relation to ChapterSection 13: additional supplemental provisions for purposes of Chapter12CHAPTER 7Description of Benefits39Description of benefits.CHAPTER 8Disability Benefit Illness Benefit40414243444546Entitlement to benefit.Conditions for receipt.Rate of benefit.Increases for qualified adult and qualified children.Duration of payment.Duration of payment (optional contributors).Disqualifications.Chapter 8A13Partial Capacity Benefit46A46B46C46DEntitlement to benefitRates of BenefitDurationRegulationsCHAPTER 9Maternity Benefit4748495051Entitlement to and duration of benefit.Conditions for receipt.Rate of benefit.Disqualifications.Supplementary provisions.CHAPTER 10Health and Safety Benefit525310Entitlement to benefit.Conditions for receipt.S38A inserted by s.8 SW & P (No. 2)A 2009Chapter 6A inserted by s.8 SWC-19AA2020Section 38G inserted by Section 4 of the SWA 202013Chapter 8A inserted by s.12 SW&PA 2010 and commenced by S.I. 42/20121112
54555657Duration of payment.Rate of benefit.Increases for qualified adult and qualified children.Disqualifications.CHAPTER 11Adoptive Benefit58596061Entitlement to and duration of adoptive benefit.Conditions for receipt.Rates of adoptive benefit.Disqualification.CHAPTER 11A14Paternity Benefit61A61B61C61D61EInterpretationEntitlement to and duration of benefitConditions for receiptRate of benefitDisqualificationCHAPTER 11B15Parent’s Benefit61F61G61H61I61JInterpretationEntitlement to and duration of benefitConditions for receiptRate of benefitDisqualificationCHAPTER 12Unemployment Benefit Jobseeker’s Benefit6262A62B62C63646565A66676868A14Entitlement to benefit.Jobseeker’s benefit – reduction of rates in certain circumstances16Refusal or failure to participate in prescribed schemes, programmes or coursesrelating to jobseeker’s benefitGiving of notice under section 62A or 62BCondition for receipt (optional contributors).Conditions for receipt.Rate of benefit.Rates of jobseeker’s benefit relating to certain reckonable weekly earnings, certainreckonable weekly income and certain periods. 17Increases for qualified adult and qualified children.Duration of payment.Disqualifications.Jobseeker’s benefit — disqualification for course of study. 18Chapter 11A inserted by s.31 PL&BA 2016Inserted by S.29 of PLBA 201916S62A inserted by s.7(1) SWA 201017Inserted by s7(5) SWA 201018Inserted by s.7 SW(MP) A 201015
CHAPTER 12A19Jobseeker’s Benefit tationEntitlement to benefit and qualifying conditionsConditions for receiptRate of benefitRates of jobseeker’s benefit (self-employed) relating to certain average reckonableweekly earnings and certain periodsIncreases for qualified adult and qualified childrenDuration of paymentRefusal or failure to attend activation meetings relating to jobseeker’s benefit (selfemployed)Refusal or failure to participate in prescribed schemes, programmes or coursesrelating to jobseeker’s benefit (self-employed)CHAPTER 12B20Covid-19 pandemic unemployment payment68L68M68N68O68PCovid-19 pandemic unemployment paymentContribution conditionsDuration of Covid-19 pandemic unemployment paymentRate of paymentRegulations for purposes of ChapterCHAPTER 13Occupational Injuries 1Interpretation.Occupational injuries insurance.Insurable (occupational injuries) employment.Extension of meaning of references to accidents arising out of and in course ofemployment.Accidents in illegal employment and accidents outside State.Injury benefit.Disablement benefit.Increase of injury benefit and disablement pension for qualified adult and qualifiedchildren.Increase of disablement pension on account of unemployability21 incapacity.Increase in disablement pension for qualified adult, qualified children etc. 22Increase of disablement pension where constant attendance needed.Adjustments for successive accidents.Entitlement to death benefit.Death benefit for widows and widowers and increases for qualified children, etc.Death benefit — parents. 23Death benefit — orphans.Death benefit — funeral expenses.Supplements to workmen’s compensation payments.Inserted by S5 of SWA 2019Chapter 12B inserted by s. 11 SWC-19AA 2020Substituted by s.4(9) SWLR&PA 200622S.77A inserted by s.6(1)(c) SWA 201023Repealed by s.5 SW&PA 2011
86878889909192939495969798Cost of medical care.Insurance against prescribed diseases and injuries not caused by accident.Notice of accidents.Reporting of accidents by employers.Declaration that accident is an occupational accident.Disqualifications for injury benefit or disablement benefit and suspension ofproceedings.Treating person as incapable of work, etc.Medical treatment.Rehabilitation.Research.Taking account of benefit in assessing damages.Saver for repeal of Workmen’s Compensation Acts.Construction of certain references in Local Government (Superannuation) Act 1956.CHAPTER 14Carer’s titlement to benefit.Conditions for receipt.Rate of benefit.Duration of payment.Medical examination.Payment of benefit.Disqualification.Regulations.CHAPTER 15Old Age (Contributory) Pension State Pension t to pension.Conditions for receipt.Disregard of self-employment contributions in certain cases.Rate of pension.Increases (including increases for qualified adult and qualified children).Pre-1953 pension.Entitlement for invalidity pension recipients. 24Entitlement for retirement pension recipients. 25CHAPTER 16Retirement Pension State Pension (Transition)1141151161172425Entitlement to pension.Conditions for receipt.Rate of pension.Increases (including increases for qualified adult and qualified children).S. 113A inserted by s. 11 SWLR&PA 2006S. 113B inserted by s. 12 SWLR&PA 2006
CHAPTER 17Invalidity Pension118119120121122Entitlement to pension.Conditions for receipt.Contributions paid under the National Health Insurance Acts.Rate of pension.Increases (including increases for qualified adult and qualified children).CHAPTER 18Widow’s (Contributory) Pension or Widower’s (Contributory) ment to pension.Conditions for receipt.Rate of pension.Increases (including increases for qualified children).Disregard of self-employment contributions in certain cases.Certain claims.CHAPTER 19Orphan’s (Contributory) Allowance Guardian’s Payment (Contributory)130131132133Entitlement to allowance.Condition for receipt.Rate of allowance.Payment of allowance.CHAPTER 20Bereavement Grant134135136Entitlement to grant.Conditions for receipt.Amount of grant.CHAPTER 21Widowed Parent Grant137.Entitlement to grant.CHAPTER 22Treatment Benefit138.General provisions as to benefit.PART 3SOCIAL ASSISTANCECHAPTER 1Description of Social Assistance139.Description of assistance.
CHAPTER 2Unemployment Assistance Jobseeker’s 147148148AInterpretation.Entitlement to assistance.Jobseeker’s allowance – reduction of rates in certain circumstances.26Refusal or failure to participate in prescribed schemes, programmes or coursesrelating to jobseeker’s allowanceGiving of notice under section 141A or 141BRates of assistance and effect of means on rates.Rates of assistance – ages 18 and 19 years. 27Rates of assistance – ages 22 and 23 years. 28 29Regulations.Total amount payable to a couple.Certain claims.Amount of increases payable in respect of qualified child incertain cases.Disqualifications.Disqualifications — attending a course of study.Entitlement to jobseeker’s allowance in certain circumstances 30CHAPTER 3Pre-Retirement Allowance149150151Entitlement to allowance.Rate of allowance (including increases for qualified adult andqualified children).Regulations.CHAPTER 4Old Age (Non-Contributory) Pension State Pension pretation.Entitlement to pension.Statutory conditions.Special conditions for receipt of pension.Rate of pension and increase for qualified child.Increases (including increase for one of a couple).Amount of increases payable in respect of qualified child normally resident withbeneficiary.Rate of pension for persons in receipt of farm assist.Disqualifications.CHAPTER 531Blind Pension161 Entitlement to pension Interpretation.161A Entitlement to pension.26Inserted by s.8(1) SWA 2010S142A inserted by s. 6(c) SW & PA 2009S142B Inserted by s.6(c) SW&P(No. 2)A 200929S.142B repealed by s.8(1)(d) SW(No. 2)A 2019 w.e.f.1 Jan 202030Inserted by s.10 SWP(MP)A 201331Chapter 5 (Ss 161 – 161E) substituted by s. 20 SWLR&PA 20062728
161B Rate of pension.161C Increases including increases for one of a couple.161D Amount of increases payable in respect of a qualified child normally residingwith beneficiary.161E Disqualifications.CHAPTER 5A32Blind Welfare n.Entitlement to payment.Rate of blind welfare allowance.Increases for a qualified child.Calculation of means – couples.Payment while in an institution.Disqualification.CHAPTER 6Widow’s (Non-Contributory) Pension, Widower’s (Non-Contributory) Pension andOrphan’s (Non-Contributory) Pension Guardian’s Payment terpretation.Entitlement to pension.Rate of pension.Increases.Disqualification.Avoidance of double pensions.Entitlement to orphan’s (non-contributory) pension guardian’s payment(non-contributory).Rate of pension.Civil proceedings.Payment of pension.CHAPTER 7One-Parent Family Interpretation.Qualified child for purposes of one-parent family payment. 33Entitlement to payment.Entitlement to one-parent family payment when child attains age of 14. 34Entitlement to one-parent family payment in certain circumstances. 35Rate of allowance and increases for qualified children.Disqualification.Continuation of payment.Regulations.Transitional provisions — relevant payments.Conditions for receipt – relevant payments36One-parent family payment – transitional provisions in certain circumstances wherechild attains the age of 14. 37Uncommenced provision - see s.12(a) SW&PA 2008Inserted by s.25(1) SW(MP)A 201034S173A inserted by s.25(3) SW(MP)A 201035S173B inserted by s.25(3) SW(MP)A 201036S.178A inserted by s.10 SWA 200533
178C One-parent family payment — transitional provisions in certain circumstances wherechild attains relevant age. 38178D One-parent family payment — continuation following certain disqualifications. 39178E One-parent family payments — miscellaneous provisions relating to claims made oncertain dates. 40178F Report on one-parent family payment changes41CHAPTER 8Carer’s n.Entitlement to allowance.Rate of allowance.Payment of allowance.Prescribed relative allowance.Entitlement to prescribed relative allowance.Medical examination.Regulations.Payment of carer’s allowance in certain circumstances.42CHAPTER 8A43Domiciliary Care n.Qualified child.Qualified person.Payments while child is resident in an institution.Rate of payment.Medical examination.Only one domiciliary care allowance payable.CHAPTER 9Supplementary Welfare tion.Definition of qualified child.Entitlement to supplementary welfare allowance.Exclusion of persons receiving full-time education.Exclusion of persons in full-time employment.Exclusion of persons not habitually resident in the State.Persons affected by trade disputes.Administration.Conditions for grant of supplementary welfare allowance.Supplementary welfare allowance – reduced weekly amounts in certaincircumstances44195B Refusal or failure to participate in prescribed schemes, programmes or coursesrelating to supplementary welfare allowance37Sections 178B -178E inserted by s.5(4) SW&PA 2012Sections 178B -178E inserted by s.5(4) SW&PA 201239Sections 178B -178E inserted by s.5(4) SW&PA 201240Sections 178B -178E inserted by s.5(4) SW&PA 201241S.178F inserted by s.12 SWA 201642S. 186A inserted by s. 24(e) SW&PA 200743Chapter 8A Ss 186B – 186H inserted by s. 15 SW&PA 200844S195A inserted by s.9(1) SWA 201038
195C Giving of notice under section 195A or 195B196 Calculation of supplementary welfare allowance.197 Weekly amounts of supplementary welfare allowance forpersons of no means.198 Weekly or monthly supplements.198A Payment of rent supplement in certain circumstances.45198B Offence for failing to provide certain information following payment of rentsupplement under section 198. 46198C Determination of claims for rent supplement under section 198. 47199 Disqualifications.200 Allowances in kind.201 Power to make single payment for exceptional need.202 Grant of supplementary welfare allowance in cases ofurgency.203 Supplementary welfare allowance granted to persons inreceipt of certain Health Service Executive payments.204 Recoupment of supplementary welfare allowance.205 Recoupment of supplementary welfare allowance (continued).206 Arrangements for burials.207 Financing of Health Service Executive expenditure on supplementary welfareallowance.208 Transfer of certain property.CHAPTER 10Disability Allowance209210211212Interpretation.Entitlement to allowance.Rate of allowance (including increases for qualified adult and qualified children).Disqualification.CHAPTER 11Farm Assist213214215216217218Interpretation.Entitlement to allowance.Rate of allowance (including increases for qualified adult and qualified children).Amount of payment in respect of qualified child in certain cases.Total amount payable to a couple.Disqualifications.PART 4CHILD BENEFIT219220220A221221A45Qualified child.Qualified person.Regulations48Amounts of child benefit.Compensatory payment. 49S198A inserted by s.7(3) SW&PA 2010S198B inserted by s.7(3) SW&PA 201047Section 198C inserted by s.14 SW&PA 201248S.220A inserted by s.14 SWA 201646
222223Exclusion of child benefit for superannuation or pension purposes.Payments to persons absent from State.PART 4A50/51EARLY CHILDCARE SUPPLEMENT223A Entitlement to early childcare supplement.223B Amount of early childcare supplement.PART 5RESPITE CARE GRANT CARER’S SUPPORT GRANT 52224225226Interpretation.Entitlement to respite care grant. Carer’s Support Grant53Medical examination.PART 6FAMILY INCOME SUPPLEMENT WORKING FAMILY lement to supplement.Rate of supplement.Period of payment.Person to whom supplement is payable.Regulations.Receipt of claims.PART 7CONTINUED PAYMENT FOR QUALIFIED CHILDREN234235236237238Entitlement to payment.Weekly rate of payment.Period of payment.Disqualification.Regulations.PART 7A55BACK TO WORK FAMILY DIVIDEND238A. Definitions238B. Entitlement to dividend238C. Duration of dividend49S 221A inserted by s. 20(1)(c) SW (MP) A 2008Part 4A inserted by s. 28 SWLR&PA 2006Part 4A deleted by s.24 SW(MP)A 201052Substituted by s.5(1) SWPA 201553Substituted by s.5(1) SWPA 201554Substituted by s.8(1) and Sch. 1 SWA 201755Part 7A inserted by s.8 SW(MP)A 20155051
238D. Rate of dividend238E. Regulations238F. Cessation of Part 7A56PART 8EU PAYMENTS239Certain EU payments — entitlement to island allowance.PART 9GENERAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO SOCIAL INSURANCE, SOCIAL ASSISTANCE ANDINSURABILITYPreliminary240Definition.CHAPTER 1Claims and ent in respect of loss of purchasing power.Payment to persons other than claimant or beneficiary.Information to be supplied by claimants and beneficiaries for profiling and activationpurposes.Statutory declarations.Provision with respect to habitual residence.CHAPTER 2Provisions Relating to Entitlement247 Avoidance of multiple payments.247A Disqualification for benefit while participating in certain employment programmes. 57247B Disqualification from certain payments while participating in CommunityEmployment58247C Disqualification from receipt of benefit where identity not authenticated 59248 Payments after death.249 Absence from State or imprisonment.CHAPTER 3Appointment and Duties of Social Welfare Inspectors250 Social welfare inspectors.250A Information to be furnished by financial institutions60250B Authorised Officers6156S.238F deleted by s.11(b) SWA 2017Inserted by s.27 SW&PA 2010Inserted by s.12 SWA 201159Inserted by s.11 SWP(MP)A 201360S250A inserted by s.17 SW&P (No. 2)A 200961S250B inserted by s.17 SW&P(No. 2)A 20095758
CHAPTER 4Offences, Miscellaneous Control Provisions and 74AFalse statements and offences, including offences relating to bodies corporate.Offences in relation to employment contributions.Notification by employer or other person of commencement of employment.Records to be maintained.Information to be given by employers to Minister.Application of Probation of Offenders Act 1907.Penalties.Failure to keep records.Loss of benefit due to employer’s default.Information required by Minister.Exchange of information.Disclosure of certain information to Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment. 62Personal public service number.Offence. 63Public service card. Public services cardCancellation and surrender of public services card.64Authentication of identity.65Payment card.Sharing of information.Data exchange — provision of education.Data exchange — sharing of personal public service number.Data exchange — health provisions.Data exchange — rented accommodation.Data exchange — correction of inaccurate
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