You need to be a subscriber to see this page Log in if you're already a subscriber or view our subscription options Log in View our subscription options Go to 1. Introduction Overview of how the rules can affect entitlement How to check if the co-ordination rules apply The co-ordination principles 2. Who is covered Who is covered by Withdrawal Agreement protections How long the Withdrawal Agreement protections apply Partial Withdrawal Agreement protections Who is covered by the main co-ordination rules Who is covered by the UK–Ireland Convention on Social Security Who is covered by the UK–EU Protocol Who is covered by the UK–EFTA Convention When the old co-ordination rules apply Common terms ’Subject to the legislation of’ Member of the family 3. Which benefits are covered Social security benefits Disability and carers’ benefits Special non-contributory benefits Social and medical assistance 4. Principles of co-ordination The single competent state How residence is determined When the competent state changes If the decision maker decides a different state is competent Sickness benefits Determining the competent state for sickness benefits If a member of your family works in another member state If you or a member of your family receive a pension from another member state Scenarios if a pension is paid by another member state Who is a member of the family for sickness benefits in kind Checklist to determine if the UK is your competent state for sickness benefits Equal treatment of people Equal treatment of facts and events Aggregation Disability and carers’ benefits Unemployment benefits Exporting benefits Overlapping benefit rules 5. Family benefits Members of your family resident in another state Priority when family benefits overlap Administration of family benefits ← Previous Part 6: European co-ordination rules and international agreements Next → 1. Introduction
