150 Interpretation of Part X
Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (1992 c 4) | Legislation

150  Interpretation of Part X

(1)     In this Part of this Act “qualifying benefit” means—

(a)     a retirement pension;

() long-term incapacity benefit;]

[(ba)     a qualifying employment and support allowance;]

[(bb)     personal independence payment;]

[(bc)     armed forces independence payment;]

[(bd)     adult disability payment;]

(c)     a widowed mother's allowance[, widowed parent's allowance] or widow's pension;

(d)     . . .

(e)     [a carer's allowance];

[(ea)     carer support payment;]

(f)     industrial death benefit;

(g)     an attendance allowance;

(h)     an unemployability supplement or allowance;

(i)     a war disablement pension;

(j)     a war widow's pension;

(k)     [state pension credit];

[(l)     a mobility supplement].

(2)     In this Part of this Act—

[“adult disability payment” means disability assistance given in accordance with the Disability Assistance for Working Age People (Scotland) Regulations 2022;]

[“armed forces independence payment” means armed forces independence payment under the Armed Forces and Reserve Forces (Compensation Scheme) Order 2011 (SI 2011/517);]

“attendance allowance” means—

(a)     an attendance allowance;

() a disability living allowance;

(c)     an increase of disablement pension under section 104 or 105 above;

(d)     a payment under regulations made in exercise of the powers in section 159(3)(b) of the 1975 Act or paragraph

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