Childcare Payments Bill (HL Bill 56)
EXPLANATORY NOTES
Explanatory notes to the Bill, prepared by HM Revenue and Customs, are published
separately as HL Bill 56—EN.
EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
Lord Newby has made the following statement under section 19(1)(a) of the Human
Rights Act 1998:
In my view the provisions of the Childcare Payments Bill are compatible with the
Convention rights.
Contents
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Introductory
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Eligibility
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Conditions of eligibility
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9. The person and his or her partner must be in qualifying paid work
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10. The income of the person and his or her partner must not exceed limit
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11. Neither the person nor his or her partner may be claiming universal credit
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12. The person and his or her partner must not be in a relevant childcare scheme
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13. Neither the person nor his or her partner may be receiving other childcare
support
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Qualifying children
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Childcare accounts
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Information
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Special rules affecting tax credit and universal credit claimants
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Recovery of top-up payments
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35. Recovery of top-up payments where tax credits award made on a review
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36. Recovery of top-up payments where tax credits award made on appeal
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37. Recovery of top-up payments where universal credit award made on revision
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38. Recovery of top-up payments where universal credit award made on appeal
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39. Recovery of top-up payments where person fails to give childcare account
notice
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Penalties
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Other enforcement powers
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Reviews and appeals
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Compensatory payments
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Withdrawal of existing tax exemptions
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General
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Final provisions