[171ZN Rate and period of pay]
Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (1992 c 4) | Legislation

[171ZN  Rate and period of pay]

[(1)     . . .

(2)     Statutory adoption pay shall be payable, subject to the provisions of this Part of this Act, in respect of each week during a prescribed period (“the adoption pay period”) of a duration not exceeding [52 weeks].

[(2A)     Regulations may provide for the duration of the adoption pay period as it applies to a person (“A”) to be reduced, subject to prescribed restrictions and conditions.

(2B)     Regulations under subsection (2A) are to secure that the reduced period ends at a time—

(a)     after a prescribed part of the adoption pay period has expired, and

(b)     when at least a prescribed part of the adoption pay period remains unexpired.

(2C)     Regulations under subsection (2A) may, in particular, prescribe restrictions and conditions relating to—

(a)     the end of A's entitlement to adoption leave;

(b)     the doing of work by A;

(c)     the taking of prescribed steps by A or another person as regards leave under section 75G of the Employment Rights Act 1996 in respect of the child;

(d)     the taking of prescribed steps by A or another person as regards statutory

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