Under occupancy entitlement
Skysummer
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Hi,
Can anyone please tell me if this is the most up to date regulation as it’s dated 2011?
Can anyone please tell me if this is the most up to date regulation as it’s dated 2011?
This is the part I am interested to see if it’s still the same?
Definition of a ‘person who requires overnight care’
7 The amendment to Regulation 2 defines a ‘person who requires overnight care’ as someone who
receives Attendance Allowance (AA), or
receives the middle or highest rate care component of Disability Living
Allowance (DLA), or
if they do not receive either of the above, has provided the local authority (LA) with sufficient evidence to show that this type of care is required
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You've completely missed out the following qualifying paragraph in that memo - which is the more important one8 In addition, the customer or partner, will only meet the definition if the LA is satisfied that the customer or partner, (‘P’ in the amendment regulations)
‘reasonably requires, and has in fact arranged, that one or more people who do not occupy as their home the dwelling to which the claim or award for housing benefit relates should
i be engaged in providing overnight care for P;
ii regularly stay overnight at the dwelling for that purpose; and
iii be provided with the use of a bedroom in that dwelling additional to those used by the persons who occupy the dwelling as their home.’See also https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/324708/lha-guidance-manual.pdf, See page 27
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calcotti said:You've completely missed out the following qualifying paragraph in that memo - which is the more important one8 In addition, the customer or partner, will only meet the definition if the LA is satisfied that the customer or partner, (‘P’ in the amendment regulations)
‘reasonably requires, and has in fact arranged, that one or more people who do not occupy as their home the dwelling to which the claim or award for housing benefit relates should
i be engaged in providing overnight care for P;
ii regularly stay overnight at the dwelling for that purpose; and
iii be provided with the use of a bedroom in that dwelling additional to those used by the persons who occupy the dwelling as their home.’See also https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/324708/lha-guidance-manual.pdf, See page 27
This doesn’t apply to me, it’s the bit I posted, thank you
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Hope someone can support you with this @Skysummer. Unfortunately, it's not my area of expertise.
In the meantime, I am here to listen if you would like to talk things through further with us. We are all here for you and collectively we'll hopefully be able to help
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