Guidance Library

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Guidance

5 June 2025

Reason for the check

If an applicant does not have parental rights and responsibilities for a child, then they cannot act on behalf of a child unless we appoint them to act.

Guidance

5 June 2025

Child Disability Payment

Introduction

This chapter looks at the criteria of entitlement to and rates of payment of the care component of Child Disability Payment.

Guidance

5 June 2025

CDP mobility component - higher rate

This guidance explains the eligibility criteria for the higher rate mobility component of Child Disability Payment (CDP)

Guidance

5 June 2025

Moving from Scotland to another part of the United Kingdom and vice versa

What happens when an individual in receipt of Disability Living Allowance for Children (DLAC) moves to Scotland or Child Disability Payment (CDP) moves to another part of the UK.

Guidance

5 June 2025

Child Disability Payment

When to seek advice

Situations when a case manger should seek advice.

Guidance

5 June 2025

Individuals who are deaf and blind

Guidance

5 June 2025

When an individual notifies Social Security Scotland more than 13 weeks after the move

If an individual fails to notify Social Security Scotland that they have moved away from Scotland within 13 weeks of the move, notifies Social Security Scotland 13 weeks or more after the move entitlement to CDP stops on the date when the individual became resident in another part of the UK.

Guidance

5 June 2025

Child Disability Payment

Continual supervision

Supervision means the precautionary or anticipatory presence of another person to monitor an individual’s physical, mental or emotional health.

Guidance

5 June 2025

Relevant considerations for setting a review period

A review date should be set based on when the individual’s circumstances are likely to have changed.

Guidance

5 June 2025

Child Disability Payment

Who gains parental rights and responsibilities for a child

Information on when a mother and father gains parental rights and responsibilities to a child.

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