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The Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 17, 19, 22, 23 and 24 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions (Modification)) Order 2018

S.I. 2018/532 · Made 26 April 2018

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Social Security

Made 26th April 2018

The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions makes the following Order in exercise of the powers conferred by section 150(3) and (4)(a), (b)(i) and (c) of the Welfare Reform Act 2012f1:

Annotations to the whole text

Footnotes

f1

2012 c. 5.

Contents

  1. 1Citation
  2. 2Interpretation
  3. 3Modification of the No. 17 Order, the No. 19 Order, the No. 22 Order and the No. 24 Order: removal of the gateway conditions
  4. 4Modifications of the No. 17 Order, the No. 19 Order, the No. 22 Order and the No. 24 Order in consequence of removal of the gateway conditions
  5. 5Modification of the No. 23 Order: claims for housing benefit, income support or a tax credit
  6. Signature
  7. Schedule POSTCODE DISTRICTS AND PART-DISTRICTS WHERE GATEWAY CONDITIONS REMOVED
  8. Explanatory note

1Citation

This Order may be cited as the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 17, 19, 22, 23 and 24 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions (Modification)) Order 2018.

2Interpretation

(1)

In this Order—

  • “claimant”—

    1. (a)

      in relation to an employment and support allowance, has the same meaning as in Part 1 of the Welfare Reform Act 2007f1;

    2. (b)

      in relation to a jobseeker’s allowance, has the same meaning as in the Jobseekers Act 1995f2 (as it applies apart from the amendments made by Part 1 of Schedule 14 to the Welfare Reform Act 2012 that remove references to an income-based jobseeker’s allowance);

    3. (c)

      in relation to universal credit, has the same meaning as in Part 1 of the Welfare Reform Act 2012f3;

  • “the Claims and Payments Regulations 1987” means the Social Security (Claims and Payments) Regulations 1987f4;

  • “employment and support allowance” means an employment and support allowance under Part 1 of the Welfare Reform Act 2007;

  • “jobseeker’s allowance” means a jobseeker’s allowance under the Jobseekers Act 1995;

  • “the No. 17 Order” means the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 17 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions) Order 2014f5;

  • “the No. 19 Order” means the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 19 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions and Commencement No. 9 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions (Amendment)) Order 2014f6;

  • “the No. 22 Order” means the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 22 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions) Order 2015f7;

  • “the No. 23 Order” means the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 23 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions) Order 2015f8;

  • “the No. 24 Order” means the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 24 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions and Commencement No. 9 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions (Amendment)) Order 2015f9.

(2)

For the purposes of this Order, the Universal Credit, Personal Independence Payment, Jobseeker’s Allowance and Employment and Support Allowance (Claims and Payments) Regulations 2013f10 apply for the purpose of deciding—

(a)

whether a claim for universal credit is made; and

(b)

the date on which the claim is made.

(3)

For the purposes of this Order, the Claims and Payments Regulations 1987 apply, subject to paragraphs (4) and (5), for the purposes of deciding—

(a)

whether a claim for an employment and support allowance or a jobseeker’s allowance is made; and

(b)

the date on which the claim is made or treated as made.

(4)

Subject to paragraph (5), for the purposes of this Order—

(a)

a person makes a claim for an employment and support allowance or a jobseeker’s allowance if that person takes any action which results in a decision on a claim being required under the Claims and Payments Regulations 1987; and

(b)

it is irrelevant that the effect of any provision of those Regulations is that, for the purposes of those Regulations, the claim is made or treated as made at a date that is earlier than the date on which that action is taken.

(5)

Where, by virtue of—

(a)

regulation 6(1F)(b) or (c) of the Claims and Payments Regulations 1987f11, in the case of a claim for an employment and support allowance; or

(b)

regulation 6(4ZA) to (4ZD) and (4A)(a)(i) and (b) of those Regulationsf12, in the case of a claim for a jobseeker’s allowance,

a claim for an employment and support allowance or a jobseeker’s allowance is treated as made at a date that is earlier than the date on which the action referred to in paragraph (4)(a) is taken, the claim is treated as made on that earlier date.

3Modification of the No. 17 Order, the No. 19 Order, the No. 22 Order and the No. 24 Order: removal of the gateway conditions

The provisions specified in the first column of the table in the Schedule have effect as though the reference in those provisions to meeting the gateway conditions were omitted, in respect of a claim for universal credit that is made, or a claim for an employment and support allowance or a jobseeker’s allowance that is made or treated as made, by reference to the claimant’s residence in any postcode district or part-district specified in the corresponding entry in the second column, on or after the date specified in the corresponding entry in the third column.

4Modifications of the No. 17 Order, the No. 19 Order, the No. 22 Order and the No. 24 Order in consequence of removal of the gateway conditions

(1)

This article applies in respect of claims in relation to which provisions of the No. 17 Order, the No. 19 Order, the No. 22 Order and the No. 24 Order are modified by article 3.

(2)

Where this article applies, the following modifications also have effect—

(a)

those made to the No. 17 Order by article 10(2) of the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 29 and Commencement No. 17, 19, 22, 23 and 24 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions (Modification)) Order 2017f1; and

(b)

those made to the No. 19 Order, the No. 22 Order and the No. 24 Order by articles 13(2), 14(2) and 15(2) respectively of the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 19, 22, 23 and 24 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions (Modification)) Order 2016f2.

5Modification of the No. 23 Order: claims for housing benefit, income support or a tax credit

(1)

This article applies to claims in relation to which the provisions referred to in paragraph (2)(a) to (d) are modified by article 3.

(2)

Where this article applies, article 7 of the No. 23 Order (prevention of claims for housing benefit, income support or a tax credit)f1 applies as though the reference in paragraph (1) of that article to article 3(1) and (2)(a) to (c) of that Order included a reference to—

(a)

paragraph (1) and sub-paragraphs (g), (i) and (k) of paragraph (2) of article 3 of the No. 17 Order;

(b)

paragraph (1) and sub-paragraphs (a), (b), (d), (f), (h), (j), (k), (m) and (n) of paragraph (2) of article 3 of the No. 19 Order;

(c)

paragraph (1) and sub-paragraphs (a), (c), (e) to (j), (l) to (n), (p) to (r) and (t) of paragraph (2) of article 3 of the No. 22 Order; and

(d)

paragraph (1) and sub-paragraphs (a) to (d), (f) to (u), (w) to (y), (bb) and (cc) of paragraph (2) of article 3 of the No. 24 Order.

Signature

Alok Sharma

Minister of State

Department for Work and Pensions

26th April 2018

POSTCODE DISTRICTS AND PART-DISTRICTS WHERE GATEWAY CONDITIONS REMOVED

Provisions modifiedPostcodesDate
Articles 3(2)(t) and 4(2)(mm) and (nn) of the No. 22 Orderf1LL22 7.LL22 9.2nd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(c) and 4(2)(e) and (f) of the No. 24 Orderf2CV23 1.2nd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(f) and 4(2)(k) and (l) of the No. 24 Orderf3B45 9.2nd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(j) and 4(2)(s) and (t) of the No. 24 Orderf4

NE6 4.

NE26 1 to NE26 3.

NE30.

NE12.

NE28.

NE25 8.

NE29.

2nd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(k) and 4(2)(u) and (v) of the No. 24 Orderf5LN7.2nd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(t) and 4(2)(mm) and (nn) of the No. 24 Orderf6NE13 6.NE25 9.NE27.2nd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(cc) and 4(2)(eee) and (fff) of the No. 24 Orderf7IV2 8.MK43 1 and MK43 2.2nd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(f) and 4(2)(k) and (l) of the No. 22 Orderf8SY8 2 and SY8 3.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(h) and 4(2)(o) and (p) of the No. 22 Orderf9

SY1.

SY4 1 to SY4 3.

SY6.

SY11.

SY14 7.

TF12.

SY2.

SY4 5.

SY10 1.

SY12.

TF9 1.

WV16.

SY3.

SY5 6 to SY5 8.

SY10 8.

SY13.

TF9 3.

9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(n) and 4(2)(aa) and (bb) of the No. 22 Orderf10

SY4 4.

TF11 9.

TF9 2.

TF13 6.

TF9 4.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(t) and 4(2)(mm) and (nn) of the No. 22 OrderLL14 5.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) and (b) of the No. 24 Orderf11WV15 5.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(b) and 4(2)(c) and (d) of the No. 24 Orderf12IP14.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(c) and 4(2)(e) and (f) of the No. 24 Order

NG14 7.

NG24.

NN10.

NG22 0.

NG25.

NG23 6.

NN9 6.

9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(f) and 4(2)(k) and (l) of the No. 24 Order

SY5 0.

SY10 7.

SY5 9.

SY10 9.

SY9.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(h) and 4(2)(o) and (p) of the No. 24 Orderf13

IP20.

IP23.

IP21.

NR15 2.

IP22.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(i) and 4(2)(q) and (r) of the No. 24 Orderf14IP6 8.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(k) and 4(2)(u) and (v) of the No. 24 OrderNG23 7.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(l) and 4(2)(w) and (x) of the No. 24 Orderf15TF11 8.WV15 6.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(r) and 4(2)(ii) and (jj) of the No. 24 Orderf16WV5 7.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(s) and 4(2)(kk) and (ll) of the No. 24 Orderf17NG23 5.9th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(i) and 4(2)(i) of the No. 17 Orderf18

L10 0.

L10 8.

L33 0 to L33 2.

L35 1 to L35 3.

L36 0 to L36 4.

L10 2 and L10 3.

L28 3 to L28 7.

L33 5 to L33 9.

L35 5.

L36 6 to L36 9.

L10 6.

L32.

L34.

L35 7.

16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) of the No. 19 Orderf19

L33 3 and L33 4.

OL10.

OL12 9.

OL16.

M24 0 to M24 2.

OL11.

OL15 0.

M24 5 and M24 6.

OL12 6.

OL15 8.

16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(b) and 4(2)(b) of the No. 19 Orderf20

L10 1.

L14.

L36 5.

L10 4 and L10 5.

L28 0 and L28 1.

M24 4.

L10 7.

L28 8.

16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(d) and 4(2)(d) of the No. 19 Orderf21OL12 0.OL12 7.16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(c) and 4(2)(e) and (f) of the No. 22 Orderf22

EN5 1 and EN5 2.

HA8 4.

N2 8.

N20.

NW9 0 and NW9 1.

EN5 5.

HA8 9.

N3.

NW4.

NW9 5 to NW9 8.

HA8 0.

N2 2.

N12.

NW7.

NW11.

16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(i) and 4(2)(q) and (r) of the No. 22 Orderf23

DG1.

DG4.

DG7.

DG9.

DG12.

DG2.

DG5.

DG8 0 and DG8 1.

DG10.

DG13.

DG3.

DG6.

DG8 7 to DG8 9.

DG11.

DG14.

16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(l) and 4(2)(w) and (x) of the No. 22 Orderf24E10 7.E10 9.E17.16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(t) and 4(2)(mm) and (nn) of the No. 22 Order

EN4 8 and EN4 9.

N18 9.

N9 0 and N9 1.N18 2.16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) and (b) of the No. 24 Order

DG16 5.

L10 9.

EN4 0.

N18 3.

EN5 3 and EN5 4.

OL15 9.

16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(c) and 4(2)(e) and (f) of the No. 24 OrderHA8 5 to HA8 8.ML12 6.NW9 9.16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(d) and 4(2)(g) and (h) of the No. 24 Orderf25DG8 6.16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(i) and 4(2)(q) and (r) of the No. 24 Order

EH27.

EH47.

EH52.

EH55.

EH28.

EH48.

EH53.

FK1 2.

EH29.

EH49 6.

EH54.

ML7 5.

16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(w) and 4(2)(ss) and (tt) of the No. 24 Orderf26N2 0.N2 9.16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(cc) and 4(2)(eee) and (fff) of the No. 24 OrderNW9 4.16th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(l) and 4(2)(w) and (x) of the No. 22 Order

PL22.

PL25.

PL23.

PL26.

PL24.23rd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(p) and 4(2)(ee) and (ff) of the No. 22 Orderf27

PL27.

PL30.

PL33.

TR3 6.

TR6.

PL28.

PL31.

TR1.

TR4.

PL29.

PL32.

TR2.

TR5.

23rd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(t) and 4(2)(mm) and (nn) of the No. 22 OrderTR7.TR8.TR9.23rd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(b) and 4(2)(c) and (d) of the No. 24 Order

GU47 0.

RG10 8.

RG41.

SL1 7.

GU47 9.

RG12.

RG42.

SL5 8.

RG10 0.

RG40.

RG45.

SL6 1 to SL6 9.

23rd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(i) and 4(2)(q) and (r) of the No. 24 OrderSL8.23rd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(u) and 4(2)(oo) and (pp) of the No. 24 Orderf28SL5 0.SL5 7.SL5 9.23rd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(y) and 4(2)(ww) and (xx) of the No. 24 Orderf29

RG21.

RG24.

RG27.

RG22.

RG25.

RG28 9.

RG23.

RG26.

RG29.

23rd May 2018
Articles 3(2)(l) and 4(2)(w) and (x) of the No. 22 OrderDA11 0.DA11 7.DA12.30th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(d) and 4(2)(g) and (h) of the No. 24 Order

DA13 0.

ME3.

ME7.

ME1.

ME4.

ME8.

ME2.

ME5.

30th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(h) and 4(2)(o) and (p) of the No. 24 Order

LS25 6.

YO11.

YO14.

YO8 3 to YO8 5.

YO12.

YO21.

YO8 8 and YO8 9.

YO13.

YO22.

30th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(o) and 4(2)(cc) and (dd) of the No. 24 Orderf30DN14 0.30th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(p) and 4(2)(ee) and (ff) of the No. 24 Orderf31

CT18.

CT21.

DA13 9.

TN28.

CT19.

DA10.

TN25 5 to TN25 7.

TN29.

CT20.

DA11 8 and DA11 9.

TN26 2.

30th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(t) and 4(2)(mm) and (nn) of the No. 24 Order

NE31.

NE34.

SR6 7.

NE32.

NE35.

NE33.

NE36.

30th May 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) and (b) of the No. 22 Orderf32BS20.BS49.6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(j) and 4(2)(s) and (t) of the No. 22 Orderf33

LL24.

LL27.

LL30.

LL34.

LL25.

LL28.

LL31.

LL26.

LL29.

LL32.

6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(l) and 4(2)(w) and (x) of the No. 22 OrderTR14.TR15.TR16.6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(p) and 4(2)(ee) and (ff) of the No. 22 Order

TR17.

TR20.

TR18.

TR26.

TR19.

TR27.

6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(r) and 4(2)(ii) and (jj) of the No. 22 Orderf34

CF31.

CF34.

CF32 7 to CF32 9.

CF36.

CF33.6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(t) and 4(2)(mm) and (nn) of the No. 22 Order

LL22 8.

TR11.

TR3 7.

TR12.

TR10.

TR13.

6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) and (b) of the No. 24 Order

BN5.

RH10 4 to RH10 9.

RH12 5.

RH15.

RH18.

RH20 2 to RH20 4.

TN7.

BN6.

RH11.

RH13.

RH16.

RH19 1.

RH20 9.

RH10 1.

RH12 1 and RH12 2.

RH14 9.

RH17.

RH19 4.

TN6.

6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(d) and 4(2)(g) and (h) of the No. 24 OrderRH20 1.TN3 9.6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(f) and 4(2)(k) and (l) of the No. 24 OrderLL33.6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(m) and (n) of the No. 24 Orderf35

BS1.

BS4.

BS9 1.

BS40 6 to BS40 9.

BS2.

BS6 5.

BS13.

BS41.

BS3.

BS8.

BS14.

6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(l) and 4(2)(w) and (x) of the No. 24 Order

PO30.

PO38.

PO41.

SO40 9.

PO31.

PO39.

SO40 4.

SO45.

PO32.

PO40.

SO40 7.

6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(m) and 4(2)(y) and (z) of the No. 24 Orderf36BN45.6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(s) and 4(2)(kk) and (ll) of the No. 24 Order

RH6 6.

RH12 3 and RH12 4.

RH7 9.

RH14 0.

RH10 3.

RH19 2 and RH19 3.

6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(t) and 4(2)(mm) and (nn) of the No. 24 OrderCF32 0.6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(x) and 4(2)(uu) and (vv) of the No. 24 Orderf37CF35.6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(cc) and 4(2)(eee) and (fff) of the No. 24 OrderRH12 0.6th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(f) and 4(2)(k) and (l) of the No. 22 Order

HR1.

HR6.

SY8 1.

HR2.

HR9 5 and HR9 6.

HR4.

SY7 0.

13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(m) and (n) of the No. 22 Orderf38

IP25.

PE37.

NR19.NR20 4.13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(i) and 4(2)(q) and (r) of the No. 22 Order

EH38.

EH45.

TD3.

TD6.

TD9 1.

TD11.

EH43.

TD1.

TD4.

TD7.

TD9 7 to TD9 9.

TD13.

EH44.

TD2.

TD5.

TD8.

TD10.

TD14.

13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(j) and 4(2)(s) and (t) of the No. 22 OrderHR9 7.13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) and (b) of the No. 24 OrderTD9 0.13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(f) and 4(2)(k) and (l) of the No. 24 Order

DE5.

DE56 4.

HR3.

HR8 1.

DE55 1.

DE56 9.

HR5.

SY7 8.

DE56 0 and DE56 1.

DE75.

HR7.

SY8 4.

13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(m) and (n) of the No. 24 Order

LN12 2.

LN13 9.

PE23.

LN12 9.

NG16 2 to NG16 5.

PE24.

LN13 3.

PE22 8.

PE25.

13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(h) and 4(2)(o) and (p) of the No. 24 OrderNR20 3.13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(j) and 4(2)(s) and (t) of the No. 24 Order

DE55 2 to DE55 7.

S42 5 and S42 6.

DE56 2.

S45.

NG16 6.13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(l) and 4(2)(w) and (x) of the No. 24 OrderNR20 5.13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(p) and 4(2)(ee) and (ff) of the No. 24 Order

LE1.

LE4.

LE7.

LE9 6.

LE18.

LE2.

LE5.

LE8 4 to LE8 6.

LE9 9.

LE19.

LE3.

LE6.

LE9 1 to LE9 3.

LE17 4 and LE17 5.

LE87.

13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(q) and 4(2)(gg) and (hh) of the No. 24 Orderf39

ST1.

ST4 1 to ST4 3.

ST9.

ST12.

ST2.

ST6 1 to ST6 4.

ST10.

ST13.

ST3.

ST6 6 to ST6 9.

ST11.

13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(w) and 4(2)(ss) and (tt) of the No. 24 OrderPE32 2.13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(bb) and 4(2)(ccc) and (ddd) of the No. 24 Orderf40

KY13 0.

PH2.

PH5.

PH8.

PH11.

PH14.

PH17.

KY14.

PH3.

PH6.

PH9.

PH12.

PH15.

PH18.

PH1.

PH4.

PH7.

PH10.

PH13.

PH16.

13th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(m) and (n) of the No. 22 Order

TN23.

TN26 1.

TN30.

TN24.

TN26 3.

TN25 4.

TN27 0.

20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) and (b) of the No. 24 Order

DH1.

DH6 1.

DL5 4 and DL5 5.

DL17.

DH2.

DH6 4 and DH6 5.

DL5 7.

DH3 2 to DH3 4.

DH7.

DL16.

20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(d) and 4(2)(g) and (h) of the No. 24 OrderTN27 8.20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(m) and (n) of the No. 24 Order

KT1.

KT3 5.

KT9 2.

TW1.

TW10.

TW12 3.

KT2.

KT5.

SW13.

TW2.

TW11.

KT3 3.

KT6 7.

SW14.

TW9.

TW12 1.

20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(h) and 4(2)(o) and (p) of the No. 24 Order

EC1A.

EC1R 3.

EC1V 7 and EC1V 8.

N1 8.

N19 3 and N19 4.

SW1E.

SW1V.

SW1Y.

W1C.

W1G.

W1K.

W1U.

W9 2.

WC2N.

EC1M 4 to EC1M 7.

EC1V 0.

EC1Y.

N5 1.

NW8 8 and NW8 9.

SW1H.

SW1W.

W1A.

W1D.

W1H.

W1S.

W1W.

WC2E.

WC2R.

EC1R 0 and EC1R 1.

EC1V 2 to EC1V 4.

N1 1 and N1 2.

N7 6 to N7 8.

SW1A

SW1P.

SW1X.

W1B.

W1F.

W1J.

W1T 3.

W2.

WC2H 7.

20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(j) and 4(2)(s) and (t) of the No. 24 Order

DL1.

DL4 2.

DL2 2 and DL2 3.

DL5 6.

DL3.

DL12 8.

20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(k) and 4(2)(u) and (v) of the No. 24 Order

BD1.

BD3 9.

BD5.

BD8.

BD12.

BD15.

BD18.

BD20 9.

BD2.

BD4 6 and BD4 7.

BD6.

BD9.

BD13.

BD16.

BD20 0.

BD21.

BD3 0.

BD4 9.

BD7.

BD10 8 and BD10 9.

BD14.

BD17.

BD20 5 and BD20 6.

BD22.

20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(l) and 4(2)(w) and (x) of the No. 24 OrderDL2 1.TS21 2.20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(o) and 4(2)(cc) and (dd) of the No. 24 Order

KT3 4.

SW19 1 to SW19 5.

KT3 6.

SW19 7 to SW19 9.

KT4 8.20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(q) and 4(2)(gg) and (hh) of the No. 24 OrderBD3 8.BD4 0.BD10 0.20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(s) and 4(2)(kk) and (ll) of the No. 24 Order

IG1.

IG4.

IG7 4.

KT4 7.

RM3.

RM7.

RM13.

IG2.

IG5.

IG8 0 and IG8 1.

RM1.

RM5.

RM11.

RM14 1 and RM14 2.

IG3.

IG6.

IG8 7 and IG8 8.

RM2.

RM6 4.

RM12.

RM14 9.

20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(u) and 4(2)(oo) and (pp) of the No. 24 OrderKT6 4 to KT6 6.KT9 1.TW12 2.20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(w) and 4(2)(ss) and (tt) of the No. 24 Order

EC1M 3.

N1C.

N6.

N19 5.

NW8 6 and NW8 7.

W9 1.

WC1E.

WC1R.

WC2A.

WC2H 8 and WC2H 9.

EC1N.

N1 0.

N7 0.

NW1 1 to NW1 6.

W1T 1 and W1T 2.

WC1A.

WC1H.

WC1V.

WC2B.

EC1R 4 and EC1R 5.

N1 9.

N7 9.

NW8 0.

W1T 4 to W1T 7.

WC1B.

WC1N.

WC1X.

WC2H 0.

20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(y) and 4(2)(ww) and (xx) of the No. 24 Order

EC1V 1.

N4.

EC1V 9.

N5 2.

N1 3.20th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(m) and 4(2)(y) and (z) of the No. 22 Orderf41

AB41 8.

AB44.

AB53 4 to AB53 6.

AB42.

AB45 1.

AB43.

AB45 3.

27th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) and (b) of the No. 24 Order

CF46.

CF48 3 and CF48 4.

NP7 8 and NP7 9.

NP16.

CF47.

NP7 0 and NP7 1.

NP12 4.

NP25.

CF48 1.

NP7 5 and NP7 6.

NP15.

NP26.

27th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(f) and 4(2)(k) and (l) of the No. 24 OrderNP7 7.NP8.27th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(i) and 4(2)(q) and (r) of the No. 24 Order

AB37.

AB54.

IV30.

IV36.

AB38.

AB55.

IV31.

AB45 2.

AB56.

IV32.

27th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(x) and 4(2)(uu) and (vv) of the No. 24 OrderCF48 2.27th June 2018
Articles 3(2)(e) and 4(2)(i) and (j) of the No. 22 Orderf42

CO1.

CO4 0.

CO5 7 and CO5 8.

CO2.

CO4 3.

CO3.

CO4 5.

4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(m) and (n) of the No. 22 OrderCO4 9.CO11 2.CO12.4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) and (b) of the No. 24 Order

CO7 7.

SO21 1 and SO21 2.

SP9.

CO7 9.

SO22.

SP10.

SO20.

SO23.

SP11 7 to SP11 9.

4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(b) and 4(2)(c) and (d) of the No. 24 Order

CO5 0.

CO11 1.

CO6 3 and CO6 4.CO7 6.4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(c) and 4(2)(e) and (f) of the No. 24 Order

CO5 9.

HA2.

HA7.

CO6 1.

HA3.

HA1.

HA5 5.

4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(d) and 4(2)(g) and (h) of the No. 24 Order

BN11.

BN14.

BN17.

BN44.

PO10 8.

PO20.

BN12.

BN15.

BN18.

GU28.

PO18.

PO21.

BN13.

BN16.

BN43.

GU29.

PO19.

PO22.

4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(m) and (n) of the No. 24 OrderHA5 1 to HA5 3.HA6 1.4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(h) and 4(2)(o) and (p) of the No. 24 Order

EX10.

EX13.

EX16.

EX24.

EX33.

EX36.

EX39.

EX11.

EX14.

EX19.

EX31.

EX34.

EX37.

EX12.

EX15.

EX22 7.

EX32.

EX35.

EX38.

4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(j) and 4(2)(s) and (t) of the No. 24 OrderHA5 4.HA6 2 and HA6 3.4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(m) and 4(2)(y) and (z) of the No. 24 OrderBN42.4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(p) and 4(2)(ee) and (ff) of the No. 24 Order

CT1.

CT3 4.

CT6.

CT2.

CT4.

CT3 1 and CT3 2.

CT5.

4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(r) and 4(2)(ii) and (jj) of the No. 24 Order

SE4.

SE8 3 and SE8 4.

SE23.

SE6 4.

SE13.

SE26.

SE6 9.

SE19 2 and SE19 3.

SO24 0.

4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(y) and 4(2)(ww) and (xx) of the No. 24 Order

RG28 7.

SP11 0.

SO21 3.

SP11 6.

SO24 9.4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(cc) and 4(2)(eee) and (fff) of the No. 24 OrderCO4 6.4th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(n) and 4(2)(aa) and (bb) of the No. 22 OrderLE11.LE12 7 and LE12 8.11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(b) and 4(2)(c) and (d) of the No. 24 OrderLE12 9.11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(m) and (n) of the No. 24 OrderPE11.PE12 2.PE12 6 to PE12 9.11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(j) and 4(2)(s) and (t) of the No. 24 OrderS21 1 to S21 3.S43 3.S44.11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(l) and 4(2)(w) and (x) of the No. 24 Order

CV1.

CV4.

CV7 7.

S26.

S61 3 and S61 4.

S66.

TS17 0.

TS18.

TS21 1.

TS23.

CV2.

CV5.

CV8 3.

S60.

S62.

TS15.

TS17 5 and TS17 6.

TS19.

TS21 3.

CV3.

CV6.

S25.

S61 1.

S65.

TS16.

TS17 8.

TS20.

TS22.

11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(m) and 4(2)(y) and (z) of the No. 24 OrderPE6 0.11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(o) and 4(2)(cc) and (dd) of the No. 24 Order

DN14 4 to DN14 9.

HU13 3.

HU17.

S61 2.

YO16.

HU10.

HU14.

HU18.

YO8 6.

YO25.

HU13 0.

HU15.

S21 4 and S21 5.

YO15.

YO43.

11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(p) and 4(2)(ee) and (ff) of the No. 24 Order

DE1.

DE6 9.

DE23.

DE72 2.

DE3.

DE21.

DE24.

DE73 6 and DE73 7.

DE6 1 to DE6 4.

DE22.

DE65.

11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(r) and 4(2)(ii) and (jj) of the No. 24 OrderTS17 7.TS17 9.11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(s) and 4(2)(kk) and (ll) of the No. 24 OrderDE74.LE12 5.11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(u) and 4(2)(oo) and (pp) of the No. 24 OrderHU4 7.HU13 9.11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(w) and 4(2)(ss) and (tt) of the No. 24 OrderPE12 0.11th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(g) of the No. 17 Order

PR0.

PR4 4 and PR4 5.

PR25 1 to PR25 3.

PR1.

PR5 4 and PR5 5.

PR25 9.

PR2.

PR11.

PR26 6.

18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(i) and 4(2)(i) of the No. 17 Order

L35 0.

WA9.

WA11 8 and WA11 9.

L35 4.

WA10.

WA12.

L35 8 and L35 9.

WA11 0.

18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(k) and 4(2)(k) of the No. 17 Orderf43

CW12 1 and CW12 2.

SK9.

CW12 4.

WA16.

CW12 9.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) of the No. 19 OrderWA11 7.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(f) and 4(2)(f) of the No. 19 Orderf44SK10.SK11 6 to SK11 9.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(h) and 4(2)(h) of the No. 19 OrderPR4 0.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(j) and 4(2)(j) of the No. 19 Orderf45L35 6.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(k) and 4(2)(k) of the No. 19 Orderf46

PR5 0.

PR6.

PR26 7 to PR26 9.

PR5 6.

PR7.

PR5 8.

PR25 4 and PR25 5.

18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(m) and 4(2)(m) of the No. 19 Orderf47PR3.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(n) and 4(2)(aa) and (bb) of the No. 22 OrderSK11 0.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(q) and 4(2)(gg) and (hh) of the No. 22 Orderf48

B74 2 and B74 3.

WS2.

WS5 3.

WS1 1 to WS1 3.

WS3 1 to WS3 3.

WS9 0 and WS9 1.

WS1 9.

WS4.

WS9 8.

18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) and (b) of the No. 24 OrderCW12 3.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(f) and 4(2)(k) and (l) of the No. 24 Order

NP13.

NP23.

NP22 3 and NP22 4.NP22 9.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(m) and (n) of the No. 24 Order

BS5 7 and BS5 8.

BS7 8.

BS6 6 and BS6 7.BS6 9.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(i) and 4(2)(q) and (r) of the No. 24 OrderB43 7.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(j) and 4(2)(s) and (t) of the No. 24 OrderWS1 4.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(l) and 4(2)(w) and (x) of the No. 24 Order

BS5 0.

BS16 3.

BS5 6.

WS3 5.

BS5 9.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(n) and 4(2)(aa) and (bb) of the No. 24 Orderf49BS7 9.BS16 1 and BS16 2.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(r) and 4(2)(ii) and (jj) of the No. 24 OrderWS10 8.18th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(g) of the No. 17 Order

BL0 9.

BL9 0.

M25 1.

M26 1 and M26 2.

BL8 1 to BL8 3.

BL9 5.

M25 3.

M26 4.

BL8 9.

BL9 8 and BL9 9.

M25 9.

M45.

25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(a) and 4(2)(a) of the No. 19 OrderBL9 7.25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(b) and 4(2)(b) of the No. 19 Order

M7 4.

M22 0 to M22 2.

M23.

M8.

M22 5.

M25 0.

M9.

M22 8 and M22 9.

M25 2.

25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(d) and 4(2)(d) of the No. 19 OrderBL9 6.25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(j) and 4(2)(j) of the No. 19 OrderM22 4.25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(k) and 4(2)(k) of the No. 19 OrderBL8 4.25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(n) and 4(2)(n) of the No. 19 Orderf50

CA1.

CA4.

CA7 0.

CA8 0 and CA8 1.

CA11.

CA2.

CA5.

CA7 5.

CA8 9.

CA16.

CA3.

CA6.

CA7 7 to CA7 9.

CA10 1 to CA10 3.

CA17.

25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(m) and (n) of the No. 22 Order

CO7 0.

CO13.

CO16.

CO7 5.

CO14.

CO7 8.

CO15.

25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(l) and 4(2)(w) and (x) of the No. 22 Order

E4 6.

E11 4.

SS8.

E4 8 and E4 9.

E11 9.

E10 5 and E10 6.

SS7.

25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(g) and 4(2)(m) and (n) of the No. 24 Order

DH4.

NE37 9.

SR2.

SR5 2 to SR5 5.

DH5.

NE38.

SR3.

SR5 9.

NE37 1 and NE37 2.

SR1.

SR4.

25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(o) and 4(2)(cc) and (dd) of the No. 24 Order

BR1 1 to BR1 3.

BR3 3 to BR3 6.

BR5.

SE20.

BR1 9.

BR3 9.

BR6.

TN16 3.

BR2.

BR4.

BR7.

25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(p) and 4(2)(ee) and (ff) of the No. 24 Order

BR8.

DA2.

DA9.

DA1 1 and DA1 2.

DA3.

TN14 7.

DA1 9.

DA4.

TN15 6 and TN15 7.

25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(q) and 4(2)(gg) and (hh) of the No. 24 Order

E4 7.

SS6.

SS4.SS5.25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(r) and 4(2)(ii) and (jj) of the No. 24 Order

BR1 4 and BR1 5.

DA1 5.

BR3 1.

SE6 1 to SE6 3.

DA1 3.25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(s) and 4(2)(kk) and (ll) of the No. 24 Order

E6 1.

E6 9.

E12.

E16.

IG8 9.

E6 3.

E7.

E13.

E18.

E6 5 to E6 7.

E11 1 to E11 3.

E15.

E20 1 and E20 2.

25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(t) and 4(2)(mm) and (nn) of the No. 24 Order

CA8 2.

SR5 1.

CA9 3.

SR6 0.

NE37 3.

SR6 8 and SR6 9.

25th July 2018
Articles 3(2)(y) and 4(2)(ww) and (xx) of the No. 24 OrderE20 3.25th July 2018

Explanatory note

(This note is not part of the Order)

This Order modifies a series of prior Orders (the “prior commencement Orders”, defined below) which bring into force provisions of the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (c. 5) (“the Act”) relating to universal credit (“UC”) and the abolition of income-related employment and support allowance and income-based jobseeker’s allowance. Those prior commencement Orders are:

(a)

the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 17 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions) Order 2014 (S.I. 2014/1583 (C. 61));

(b)

the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 19 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions and Commencement No. 9 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions (Amendment)) Order 2014 (S.I. 2014/2321 (C. 99));

(c)

the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 22 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions) Order 2015 (S.I. 2015/101 (C. 6) (“the No. 22 Order”)); and

(d)

the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 24 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions and Commencement No. 9 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions (Amendment)) Order 2015 (S.I. 2015/1537 (C. 87) (“the No. 24 Order”)).

Articles 3 and 4 of each of the prior commencement Orders brought into force respectively provisions relating to UC in Part 1 of the Act (“the UC provisions”), as set out in Schedule 2 to the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 9 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions and Commencement No. 8 and Savings and Transitional Provisions (Amendment)) Order 2013 (S.I. 2013/983 (C. 41) (“the No. 9 Order”)), and provisions of the Act relating to the abolition of income-related employment and support allowance and income-based jobseeker’s allowance (“the amending provisions”, as defined in the No. 9 Order).

Article 3 of this Order modifies the provisions of the prior commencement Orders (for the coming into force of the UC provisions and the amending provisions) set out in the first column of the table in the Schedule so that the restrictions on claiming UC (“the gateway conditions”, set out in Schedule 5 to the No. 9 Order) do not apply. The modified provisions are specified in connection with the postcode districts and part-districts specified in the corresponding entry in the second column of the table. The modifications apply by reference to residence in those areas where claims are made for universal credit, an employment and support allowance or a jobseeker’s allowance on or after the dates in the corresponding entry in the third column of the table.

Article 4 of this Order makes consequential modifications to a number of similar provisions in each of the prior commencement Orders to remove references to meeting the gateway conditions. By virtue of the gateway conditions no longer applying, claims by couples will become possible for the first time in certain of the specified postcodes, namely those for which the UC provisions were commenced under the No. 22 Order and the No. 24 Order for single UC claimants only. The consequential modifications to those Orders also make provision for claims by couples.

Article 5 modifies article 7 of the Welfare Reform Act 2012 (Commencement No. 23 and Transitional and Transitory Provisions) Order 2015 (S.I. 2015/634 (C. 32)) such that, where the gateway conditions no longer apply to claims for universal credit by virtue of article 3 of this Order, save in specified cases a person may not make a claim for housing benefit, income support or a tax credit on a date on which, if that person made a claim for UC on that date, the UC provisions would come into force under the provisions in question.