[171ZW Entitlement: general]
Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (1992 c 4) | Legislation

[171ZW  Entitlement: general]

[(1)     Regulations may—

(a)     provide that the following do not have effect, or have effect subject to prescribed modifications, in such cases as may be prescribed—

(i)     section 171ZU(2)(a) to (o),

(ii)     section 171ZU(4)(a) to (p),

(iii)     section 171ZU(13)(a) and (b),

(iv)     section 171ZU(15)(a) to (c),

(v)     section 171ZV(2)(a) to (o),

(vi)     section 171ZV(4)(a) to (p),

(vii)     section 171ZV(13)(a) and (b), and

(viii)     section 171ZV(15)(a) to (c);

(b)     impose requirements about evidence of entitlement and procedures to be followed;

(c)     specify in what circumstances employment

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