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STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS

S.I. No. 692 of 2005

MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCES (INCREASED PAYMENT) REGULATIONS, 2005

MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCES (INCREASED PAYMENT) REGULATIONS, 2005

The Minister for Health and Children, in exercise of the powers vested in her by Section 5 and Section 44 (sub-section 5) of the

Health Act, 1947

(No. 28 of 1947), as adapted by the Health (Alteration of Name of Department and Title of Minister) Order (S.I. 308 of 1997), hereby makes the following regulations:-

Citation

1.

These regulations may be cited as the Maintenance Allowances (Increased Payment) Regulations, 2005.

Rate of Payment

2.

Where a person is or becomes entitled to payment under sub-section (3) of

Section 44

of the

Health Act 1947

in accordance with the Infectious Diseases (Maintenance Allowances) Regulations, 2004 (

S.I. No 864 of 2004

), any amount so payable in respect of the week commencing

5th December, 2005 to or in respect of himself or his dependants shall be increased by a sum equal to 100 per cent of that amount or €30.00 whichever is the greater.

The Minister for Finance consents to these Regulations.

GIVEN

under the Official Seal of

the

Minister for Finance this

3

rd

November 2005

______________

Brian Cowen

Minister for Finance

GIVEN

under the Official Seal of

the

Minister for Health and Children

this

7

th

November 2005

______________

Mary Harney

Minister for Health and

Children

EXPLANATORY NOTE

This note is not part of the instrument and does not purport to be a legal interpretation.

The effect of these Regulations is to increase, in respect of the week commencing 5th December, 2005, the maximum weekly rate of maintenance allowance payable under

Section 44

of the

Health Act 1947

by a sum equal to one hundred per cent of that amount or €30.00, whichever is the greater.

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