Section 268 — Social Security Act 2018: Failure, and first, second, and third failure, defined for young person or young parent obligations
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268 Failure, and first, second, and third failure, defined for young person or young parent obligations In this subpart,— failure means a failure to comply with a young person obligation or a young parent obligation first failure means the first failure of a young person or young parent obligation second failure means a failure that occurs after the young person concerned has satisfied the obligation to which a first failure related third failure means a failure that occurs after the young person concerned has satisfied the obligation to which a second failure related young parent obligation means— (a) an obligation, under Part 3 , of a young person who is receiving a young parent payment; or (b) an obligation under section 167 (young person aged 16 to 19 years with dependent child and who is spouse or partner of specified beneficiary) young parent payment , in relation to a young person who is the spouse or partner of a specified beneficiary and is subject to obligations under section 167 , means— (a) a young parent payment payable under subpart 8 of Part 2; and (b) the portion of the specified beneficiary’s main benefit the young person receives young person obligation means— (a) an obligation, under Part 3 , of a young person receiving a youth payment; or (b) an obligation under section 166 (young person aged 16 or 17 years with no dependent child who is spouse or partner of specified beneficiary); or (c) for the purposes only of sections 275 and 276 , an obligation, under Part 3 , of a young person on whom section 165(7)(a) or 168(6)(a) imposes that obligation as if the young person’s jobseeker support, or the portion of the jobseeker support or the specified beneficiary’s benefit payable to the young person under section 337 , were a youth payment youth payment , in relation to a young person who is a spouse or partner of a specified beneficiary and is subject to obligations under section 166 , means— (a) a youth payment payable under subpart 7 of Part 2; and (b) the portion of the specified beneficiary’s main benefit the young person receives. Compare: 1964 No 136 s 176(3)
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