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Isle of Man Social Security and Pensions Legislation Contents Isle of Man Social Security and Pensions Legislation Contents The Social Security Legislation files, subject to a few exceptions, do not reproduce provisions superseded at or before its latest supplement. Generally the text represents those provisions which are in force on the day the file is accessed, or were due to come into force very shortly afterwards. Provisions and amendments which have been repealed or revoked or otherwise superseded, and provisions which simply amend an earlier measure without special savings, are not normally reproduced. Amendments are explained in footnotes. The new provision or new words are enclosed in square brackets with a figure referring to the footnote, so that amendments can be clearly seen. After a row of dots a footnote will explain the deletion. In an Act there may be a list of the Act's commencement dates at the end of the document The work aims to reflect all textual amendments which have come into force. It does not however purport to reflect all blanket amendments (e.g., amendments required by Transfer of Functions Orders, etc.), or amendments to references in Statutory Instruments to provisions which are affected by a consolidation of an Act or of another Statutory Instrument. We aim to upload updated files as soon after any changes effected by new provisions commence. We aim to do this within 8 weeks from the commencement of the amendments. New provisions which have been passed or made but which have not yet come into force may also be included in a supplement where, for example, there is a need for practitioners to consult them for implementation or planning purposes. Provisions not yet commenced are printed in Italic Garamond 14 to distinguish them from provisions which have come into force for any purpose (other than purely for making subordinate legislation), which are printed in normal Roman type. Superseded provisions which are transitionally or permanently saved (e.g. for particular purposes, particular people or particular situations) are normally retained in the text together with explanatory annotations if the savings are substantial. Where however the savings are of a common form or obvious nature, or of limited application or minor importance, the saved provisions are not normally retained in the text, though the fact that there are savings is normally mentioned in the annotation, and sometimes the saving provision is reproduced in the text or summarised in the annotation. Where both the up-to-date version and a transitionally saved earlier version of the same provision are reproduced, the latter is in Arial 11 print. Arial 11 print also indicates that, although the text so printed is now repealed or otherwise inoperative, it is reproduced in order to make sense of provisions which remain in force. This work does not purport to be authority for any legislation provision. It seeks to avoid anything which might be construed as a comment on, or interpretation of, a statute or other instrument. Thus material which appears to be misprinted or incorrectly punctuated may be an exact and deliberate reproduction of material published by authority. Even so, please email the Department to inform us if any textual error or broken links are found. Some of the PDFs contain bookmarks, these can be used to see the contents of, and navigate within, the PDFs. The amendments made at the January 2020 Tynwald sitting have been made. The amendments give effect to the following statutory documents. January 2020 SD2019/0293 Pensions Act 2007 (Application) (Amendment) Order 2019 Isle of Man Social Security and Pensions Legislation Contents SD2019/0482 Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (Application) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2019. When the Social Security Division has had legislation approved by Tynwald an edition of the Social Security News is uploaded to the website providing details of that legislation. Recent editions can be viewed by following this link. The following Statutory Documents approved at the second October 2019 Tynwald sitting are not included within the legislation files (they come into force on IP completion day as provided for by regulation 20(1) of the European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Withdrawal Agreement) Regulations 2020). SD2019/0338 Social Security Administration Act 1992 (Application) (Amendment) Order 2019 SD2019/0339 Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (Application) (Amendment) Order 2019 SD2019/0340 Jobseekers Act 1995 (Application) (Amendment) Order 2019 SD2019/0341 Social Security Legislation (Benefits) (Application) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2019 Note: From 1 April 2014 the Transfer of Functions (Health and Social Care) Order 2014 (SD2014/0008) provided for the transfer of the social security functions of the former Department of Social Care to the Treasury. From 24 November 2017 the Transfer of Functions (Economic Development and Education) Order 2017 (SD2017/0325) renamed the Department of Economic Development as the Department for Enterprise, renamed the Department of Education and Children as the Department of Education, Sport and Culture and transferred certain functions of the former Departments to the Treasury. Statutory Documents and Government Circulars as enacted may be found by visiting the Tynwald website or by emailing the Tynwald library. Manx primary legislation is available in revised format by visiting the Isle of Man Legislation Website. Social security legislation as it has effect in Great Britain can be accessed from the legislation.gov.uk website. Typefaces Italic Garamond 14 print indicates provisions made prospectively but not yet in force. The following fonts are also used: Arial 11 print indicates that either the provision is repealed but has been saved for certain purposes or the text so printed is now repealed or otherwise inoperative, but reproduced in order to make sense of provisions which remain in force. Italic Times New Roman 11 print indicates that the text is not part of the legislation but is there as a reference note. Courier 10 print indicates legislation that amends other provisions but has been reproduced within the applying instrument for certain circumstances. Isle of Man Social Security and Pensions Legislation Contents How to search for legislation Either by the SD/GC/SI number or title of the legislation Press “Ctrl” and “F” and type your search term within the find box. Where you know the GC, SD or SI number of the legislation you are searching for just use the numbers i.e. S.I. 2000/3188 is searched as 2000/3188, SD26/00 is searched as 26/00 etc. Searches for Statutory Instruments may result in a hit with no hyperlink to it as those that simply amend other provisions are not reproduced. These Statutory Instruments are included in the table at the end of this document. Or by Bookmarks/subjects This PDF contains bookmarks which divide the legislation into primary legislation and subordinate legislation. The United Kingdom applied primary legislation has been divided into Acts applied under the Social Security Act 2000, the Pension Schemes Act 1995 or under both of those Acts. Subordinate legislation reproduced in the volumes has been listed under subjects with entries under more than one subject where necessary. There is then a list of Statutory Instruments applied to the Island but not reproduced in the Volumes. Isle of Man Social Security and Pensions Legislation Contents Primary legislation Acts of Tynwald 1995 c. 11 Pension Schemes Act 1995 2000 c. 5 Social Security Act 2000 2009 c. 10 Social Security (Amendment) Act 2009 United Kingdom Acts applied to the Island under the Pension Schemes Act 1995 1993 c. 48 Pension Schemes Act 1993 1995 c. 26 Pensions Act 1995 United Kingdom Acts applied to the Island under the Social Security Act 2000 1973 c. 38 Social Security Act 1973 1975 c. 18 Social Security (Consequential Provisions) Act 1975 1975 c. 60 Social Security Pensions Act 1975 1977 c. 5 Social Security (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1977 1979 c. 18 Social Security Act 1979 1980 c. 30 Social Security Act 1980 1986 c. 50 Social Security Act 1986 1989 c. 24 Social Security Act 1989 1990 c. 27 Social Security Act 1990 1992 c. 4 Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 1992 c. 5 Social Security Administration Act 1992 1992 c. 6 Social Security (Consequential Provisions) Act 1992 1994 c. 18 Social Security (Incapacity for Work) Act 1994 1995 c. 18 Jobseekers Act 1995 1996 c. 51 Social Security (Overpayments) Act 1996 1997 c. 27 Social Security (Recovery of Benefits) Act 1997 1997 c. 47 Social Security Administration (Fraud) Act 1997 1998 c. 14 Social Security Act 1998 2002 c. 19 National Insurance Contributions Act 2002 2002 c. 21 Tax Credits Act 2002 Isle of Man Social Security and Pensions Legislation Contents 2002 c. 22 Employment Act 2002 2005 c. 6 Child Benefit Act 2005 2006 c. 18 Work and Families Act 2006 2009 c. 24 Welfare Reform Act 2009 United Kingdom Acts specified by an Order under the Pension Schemes Act 1995 and listed in Schedule 1 to the Social Security Act 2000 1999 c. 30 Welfare Reform and Pensions Act 1999 2000 c. 19 Child Support, Pensions and Social Security Act 2000 2001 c. 11 Social Security Fraud Act 2001 2004 c. 7 Gender Recognition Act 2004 2004 c. 33 Civil Partnership Act 2004 2004 c. 35 Pensions Act 2004 2007 c. 22 Pensions Act 2007 2008 c. 30 Pensions Act 2008 2011 c. 19 Pensions Act 2011 2014 c. 19 Pensions Act 2014 United Kingdom Acts extended to have effect in the Island and reproduced in the volumes 1982 c. 48 Criminal Justice Act 1982 (standard scale of fines for summary offences) Subordinate legislation Pensions Social Security Pensions (Home Responsibilities) Regulations 1994 S.I. 1994/704 Pensions on Divorce etc. (Provision of Information) Regulations 2000 S.I.
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