Case No. UKUT-00094-(IAC)

…” c. There is provision requiring applications to be refused where there is an outstanding prosecution: see Criminality , page 10. d. Under the heading Dependants on page 10, the policy states that there is “no provision” in the Immigration Rules to grant permission to work to the dependents of asylum seekers, even where the claim has been outstanding for more than 12 months. e. Provision is made for asylum seekers with existing leave which confers permission to work in its own right. Such persons are not subject to labour market access restrictions while their existing leave remains extant. 66. Page 11, headed Granting or refusing applications , deals with the substantive decision to grant or refuse permission to work. Page 11 first deals with granting applications. A series of prescriptive instructions are set out. Caseworkers “must” use the specified template letter, and the following wording “must” be used “when updating Home Office records”: • permission to work request received in [name of team] on [date] • request granted on [date] • permission to work restricted to the Shortage Occupation List (SOL) • granted on basis of: [further submissions outstanding for more than 12 months / asylum claim outstanding for more than 12 months /