Regulation 30 Effect of legal detention on ongoing entitlement to Adult Disability Payment
This regulation applies where an individual who has an ongoing entitlement to Adult Disability Payment begins a period of legal detention.
For the purposes of this regulation, an individual is to be treated as though they are not in legal detention on any day on which they are an in-patient in a hospital or in a hospice.
On the day after the day on which the individual has been in legal detention for 28 days, and for so long as the individual continues to be in legal detention, instead of the values set out in regulation 34 (amount and form of Adult Disability Payment)—
where the individual is aged 18 or over, the value of each component of Adult Disability Payment that is to be given to the individual is to be £0, or
where the individual is aged 16 or 17, the value of the daily living component of Adult Disability Payment that is to be given to the individual is to be £0.
The 28 days referred to in paragraph (3) may comprise two or more separate periods, provided there is no more than one year between each period.
Paragraph (3) of this regulation does not apply to an individual where—
the individual is undergoing legal detention outside the United Kingdom, and
in similar circumstances in Scotland, the individual would have been excepted from the application of that paragraph by virtue of the operation of any provision of this regulation.