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The Welsh Government’s involvement in these proceedings
The Welsh Government’s involvement in these proceedings
The Upper Tribunal invited the Welsh Government to apply to be made a party to these proceedings. This invitation was extended in the light of the Welsh Government’s obvious policy interest, and because the Welsh Government’s assistance in explaining student finance arrangements in Wales might have been of assistance to the Upper Tribunal. However, the Welsh Government informed the Upper Tribunal that it did not wish to be made a party to these proceedings.
- Heading
- The decision of the Upper Tribunal is to DISMISS the appeal
- Background
- First-tier Tribunal’s reasons
- “there is no provision in the Regulations, including Regulation 70 specifically stating that the WGLG should be excluded in full, or in any amount, from a student’s income when calculating that studen
- Grounds of appeal
- The Welsh Government’s involvement in these proceedings
- Legislative framework
- Universal Credit: student income
- Arguments
- Appellant
- Conclusions