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Social Security Legislation 2023/24: Supplement

Social Security Legislation 2023/24: Supplement

Author: Nick Wikeley; Ian Hooker; John Mesher; Edward Mitchell; Christopher Ward
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell U.K.
ISBN: 9780414119154

Previous Edition ISBN: 9780414111882
Published In: March 2024
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
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This Supplement updates the four-volume work Social Security Legislation 2023/24, which published in September 2023.

Part I of this Supplement contains new legislation, presented in the same format as the main volumes. Parts II, III, IV and V contain the standard updating material – a separate Part for each volume of the main work – which amends the legislative text and key aspects of the commentary, drawing attention to important recent case law. Part VI comprises the cumulative updating material for Volume V, Income Support and the Legacy Benefits, which was last published in the 2021/22 edition.

Part VII, the final section of the Supplement, gives some notice of forthcoming changes, including the April 2024 benefit rates.

As always, the editorial team has brought its academic and adjudication expertise and its knowledge of tribunal practice to produce a work updating and expanding a guide which will be essential reading for DWP and HMRC decision makers, First-tier and Upper Tribunal judges, First-tier Tribunal members, barristers and solicitors working in the social security field, welfare rights advisers and students.

Preface

Using the Updating Material in this Supplement

Pages of Main Volumes Affected by Material in this Supplement

Table of Abbreviations used in this Series

Table of Cases

Table of Commissioners’ Decisions

Table of European Legislation

Table of Statutes

Table of Statutory Instruments

Part I: New Legislation

Part II: Updating Material Volume I: Non Means Tested Benefits

Part III: Updating Material Volume II: Universal Credit, State Pension Credit and the Social Fund