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873W Written Answers 1 DECEMBER 2010 Written Answers 874W Maria Miller: Statutory adoption pay enables adopters to take a period of leave from work when a new child joins the family. It is paid by employers to employees who satisfy qualifying conditions based on length of employment and a minimum level of earnings. Casual employees may receive statutory adoption pay if they can satisfy the qualifying conditions. Income support is available in certain circumstances. Single people who have a child placed with them prior to an adoption have access to income support. Once the adoption has taken place an adoptive parent can continue to receive income support if they fall within another prescribed group, for example if they are a lone parent or a carer. A parent may also be entitled to income support if they are taking leave from their employment under the parental leave provisions. Social Security Benefits: Fraud Priti Patel: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions pursuant to the answer of 10 November 2010, Official Report, column 350W, on social security benefits: fraud, what the (a) monetary value was of the suspected fraud in the 550 warrant cases, (b) average monetary value per case was of suspected fraud and (c) monetary value was of the suspected fraud in each of the 10 cases where that value is highest; and what the dates of issue were of the 10 longest standing arrest warrants. [24549] Chris Grayling: Of the 550 warrants held by the Department on 14 October 2010, information was held centrally on 188 cases. This number has now been reduced to 156 following the execution of 32 warrants. Information on the remaining 362 warrants not held centrally can be provided only at disproportionate cost. (a) The total monetary value of fraud in the 156 cases is £1,273,314.26. (b) The average monetary value of fraud in the 156 cases is £8,162.27 (c) The monetary value in each of the 10 cases where that value is highest is shown in the following table. 10 highest value warrant cases £ 1. 58,550.01 2. 55,494.13 3. 54,864.22 4. 53,319.36 5. 46,406.20 6. 39,906.59 7. 37,465.39 8. 33,735.64 9. 32,121.02 10. 28,253.76 Total 440,116.32 Source: FRAIMS Information on the dates of issue of the 10 longest standing arrest warrants is not available centrally and can be provided only at disproportionate cost. Priti Patel: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions pursuant to the answer of 10 November 2010, Official Report, column 350W, on social security benefits: fraud, what benefits were involved in the suspected frauds; how many cases involved each type of benefit; and how many cases involved suspected acts of fraud relating to more than one type of benefit. [24550] Chris Grayling: Information on the following is held but would incur disproportionate cost to collate: (a) what benefits were involved in the suspected frauds, (b) how many cases involved each type of benefit, and (c) how many cases involved suspected acts of fraud relating to more than one type of benefit.. Priti Patel: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions pursuant to the answer of 10 November 2010, Official Report, column 350W, on social security benefits: fraud, how many of the defendants have convictions or police cautions for other offences. [24551] Chris Grayling: The information on how many of the defendants have convictions or police cautions for other offences is held but can be provided only at disproportionate cost. Priti Patel: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions pursuant to the answer of 10 November 2010, Official Report, column 350W, on social security benefits: fraud, what were the (a) names of the persons issued with arrest warrants, (b) their last known addresses or whereabouts and (c) the monetary value of the suspected fraud in each case. [24719] Chris Grayling: The Data Protection Act 1998 and Article 8 of the European Convention of Human Rights provide no legal gateway to release information containing: (a) names of the persons issued with arrest warrants (b) their last known addresses or whereabouts. Of the 550 warrants held by the Department on 14 October 2010, information is held centrally on 188 cases. Information on the remaining 362 cases is not held centrally, warrants having been issued prior to roll out of an IT case management system in November 2009. The monetary value of the 362 cases is held but can be provided only at disproportionate cost. Of the 188 arrest warrants mentioned above, 32 have been executed since 14 October 2010, reducing the number to156, on which information is held centrally. (c)The monetary value of the 156 cases can be found in the following table. Number and monetary value of 156 warrant cases Number Amount of overpaid benefit (£) 1-13 0 14 77.95 15 259.28 16 328.29 17 409.50 18 429.66 19 517.07 20 587.88 21 776.81 22 841.44 23 854.62 24 862.30
875W Written Answers 1 DECEMBER 2010 Written Answers 876W Number and monetary value of 156 warrant cases Number Amount of overpaid benefit (£) 25 866.00 26 890.40 27 936.44 28 939.12 29 1,066.65 30 1,148.21 31 1,253.76 32 1,417.60 33 1,483.54 34 1,548.10 35 1,617.01 36 1,711.84 37 1,817.75 38 1,831.06 39 1,847.75 40 1,968.29 41 2,005.51 42 2,028.74 43 2,110.33 44 2,124.84 45 2,158.64 46 2,203.43 47 2,207.51 48 2,209.20 49 2,249.04 50 2,314.50 51 2,323.34 52 2,428.39 53 2,429.41 54 2,431.22 55 2,478.56 56 2,533.40 57 2,674.32 58 2,816.69 59 2,867.64 60 2,917.10 61 2,962.23 62 2,976.41 63 2,995.07 64 3,014.35 65 3,265.20 66 3,311.41 67 3,342.81 68 3,389.50 69 3,473.29 70 3,536.55 71 3,598.53 72 3,632.38 73 3,662.47 74 3,678.02 75 3,821.10 76 3,840.90 77 3,845.21 78 3,860.88 79 3,924.65 80 4,036.68 81 4,131.49 82 4,234.76 83 4,367.23 84 4,396.97 85 4,422.05 86 4,430.69 Number and monetary value of 156 warrant cases Number Amount of overpaid benefit (£) 87 4,765.10 88 4,815.42 89 4,927.90 90 4,928.80 91 5,461.84 92 5,463.05 93 5,512.54 94 5,599.80 95 5,711.28 96 6,011.93 97 6,116.89 98 6,120.89 99 6,487.05 100 6,487.53 101 6,859.82 102 7,017.09 103 7,150.94 104 7,201.96 105 7,356.10 106 7,674.28 107 7,815.00 108 7,829.00 109 7,972.47 110 8,034.17 111 8,267.87 112 8,336.33 113 8,406.11 114 8,489.62 115 9,038.97 116 9,081.42 117 9,575.76 118 9,768.85 119 9,931.33 120 10,349.52 121 10,421.42 122 10,540.63 123 11,261.49 124 12,110.54 125 12,175.86 126 12,387.59 127 12,620.73 128 12,819.05 129 13,015.24 130 13,893.95 131 14,007.92 132 14,140.00 133 15,339.59 134 15,353.00 135 16,105.99 136 16,332.74 137 17,146.00 138 17,225.54 139 17,820.01 140 18,368.30 141 19,481.46 142 20,816.00 143 21,049.35 144 21,239.32 145 25,286.04 146 25,722.59 147 28,253.76 148 32,121.02
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875W<br />
Written Answers<br />
1 DECEMBER 2010<br />
Written Answers<br />
876W<br />
Number and monetary value of 156 warrant cases<br />
Number Amount of overpaid benefit (£)<br />
25 866.00<br />
26 890.40<br />
27 936.44<br />
28 939.12<br />
29 1,066.65<br />
30 1,148.21<br />
31 1,253.76<br />
32 1,417.60<br />
33 1,483.54<br />
34 1,548.10<br />
35 1,617.01<br />
36 1,711.84<br />
37 1,817.75<br />
38 1,831.06<br />
39 1,847.75<br />
40 1,968.29<br />
41 2,005.51<br />
42 2,028.74<br />
43 2,110.33<br />
44 2,124.84<br />
45 2,158.64<br />
46 2,203.43<br />
47 2,207.51<br />
48 2,209.20<br />
49 2,249.04<br />
50 2,314.50<br />
51 2,323.34<br />
52 2,428.39<br />
53 2,429.41<br />
54 2,431.22<br />
55 2,478.56<br />
56 2,533.40<br />
57 2,674.32<br />
58 2,816.69<br />
59 2,867.64<br />
60 2,917.10<br />
61 2,962.23<br />
62 2,976.41<br />
63 2,995.07<br />
64 3,014.35<br />
65 3,265.20<br />
66 3,311.41<br />
67 3,342.81<br />
68 3,389.50<br />
69 3,473.29<br />
70 3,536.55<br />
71 3,598.53<br />
72 3,632.38<br />
73 3,662.47<br />
74 3,678.02<br />
75 3,821.10<br />
76 3,840.90<br />
77 3,845.21<br />
78 3,860.88<br />
79 3,924.65<br />
80 4,036.68<br />
81 4,131.49<br />
82 4,234.76<br />
83 4,367.23<br />
84 4,396.97<br />
85 4,422.05<br />
86 4,430.69<br />
Number and monetary value of 156 warrant cases<br />
Number Amount of overpaid benefit (£)<br />
87 4,765.10<br />
88 4,815.42<br />
89 4,927.90<br />
90 4,928.80<br />
91 5,461.84<br />
92 5,463.05<br />
93 5,512.54<br />
94 5,599.80<br />
95 5,711.28<br />
96 6,011.93<br />
97 6,116.89<br />
98 6,120.89<br />
99 6,487.05<br />
100 6,487.53<br />
101 6,859.82<br />
102 7,017.09<br />
103 7,150.94<br />
104 7,201.96<br />
105 7,356.10<br />
106 7,674.28<br />
107 7,815.00<br />
108 7,829.00<br />
109 7,972.47<br />
110 8,034.17<br />
111 8,267.87<br />
112 8,336.33<br />
113 8,406.11<br />
114 8,489.62<br />
115 9,038.97<br />
116 9,081.42<br />
117 9,575.76<br />
118 9,768.85<br />
119 9,931.33<br />
120 10,349.52<br />
121 10,421.42<br />
122 10,540.63<br />
123 11,261.49<br />
124 12,110.54<br />
125 12,175.86<br />
126 12,387.59<br />
127 12,620.73<br />
128 12,819.05<br />
129 13,015.24<br />
130 13,893.95<br />
131 14,007.92<br />
132 14,140.00<br />
133 15,339.59<br />
134 15,353.00<br />
135 16,105.99<br />
136 16,332.74<br />
137 17,146.00<br />
138 17,225.54<br />
139 17,820.01<br />
140 18,368.30<br />
141 19,481.46<br />
142 20,816.00<br />
143 21,049.35<br />
144 21,239.32<br />
145 25,286.04<br />
146 25,722.59<br />
147 28,253.76<br />
148 32,121.02
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