Catalogue description Ministry of National Insurance and successors: Registered Files (B series)

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Reference: PIN 35
Title: Ministry of National Insurance and successors: Registered Files (B series)
Description:

This series contains a selection of Ministry of National Insurance files relating to problems, mainly concerning sickness benefits, which arose from the provision of the National Insurance Act 1946 and subsequent Acts.

Related topics such as the arrangements made for regularising the provision of evidence of incapacity for work, for the control of claims to benefit, for administration of the scheme in times when the number of claims each week reached a very high level and procedures for providing medical certificates are also covered.

Included too are files dealing with the position of claimants to benefit who provided special problems, for example, former voluntary contributors and tuberculosis patients sent abroad for treatment.

'Disability Allowance' was later renamed Disability Living Allowance, and 'Disability Employment Credit' became Disability Working Allowance.

Date: 1945-2001
Related material:

Case files concerning appeals on claims for sickness benefit are in CT 11

Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Former reference in its original department: B
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: English
Creator:

Department of Health and Social Security, Insurance Department A, 1968-1969

Department of Health and Social Security, Insurance Department B, 1968-1969

Department of Health and Social Security, Insurance Department C, 1968-1969

Department of Health and Social Security, Insurance Department D, 1968-1969

Department of Health and Social Security, Insurance Division A, 1969-1988

Department of Health and Social Security, Insurance Division B, 1969-1988

Department of Health and Social Security, Insurance Division C, 1969-1988

Department of Health and Social Security, Insurance Division D, 1969-1975

Department of Health and Social Security, Insurance Division K, 1969-1982

Department of Health and Social Security, Insurance Division L, 1972-1981

Department of Social Security, 1988-2001

Ministry of National Insurance, Administrative Divisions, 1944-1948

Ministry of National Insurance, Insurance Department A, 1948-1953

Ministry of National Insurance, Insurance Department B, 1948-1953

Ministry of National Insurance, Insurance Department C, 1948-1953

Ministry of National Insurance, Insurance Department D, 1949-1953

Ministry of National Insurance, Unemployment Insurance Division, 1944-1948

Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance, Insurance Department A, 1953-1966

Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance, Insurance Department B, 1953-1966

Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance, Insurance Department C, 1953-1966

Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance, Insurance Department D, 1965-1966

Ministry of Social Security, Insurance Department A, 1966-1968

Ministry of Social Security, Insurance Department B, 1966-1968

Ministry of Social Security, Insurance Department C, 1966-1969

Ministry of Social Security, Insurance Department D, 1966-1968

Physical description: 1427 file(s)
Access conditions: Open unless otherwise stated
Immediate source of acquisition:

From 1978 Department of Health and Social Security

Accruals: Series is not accruing.
Administrative / biographical background: This series contains a selection of Ministry of National Insurance files relating to problems, mainly concerning sickness benefits, which arose from the provision of the National Insurance Act 1946 and subsequent Acts. Related topics such as the arrangements made for regularising the provision of evidence of incapacity for work, for the control of claims to benefit, for administration of the scheme in times when the number of claims each week reached a very high level and procedures for providing medical certificates are also covered. Included too are files dealing with the position of claimants to benefit who provided special problems, for example, former voluntary contributors and tuberculosis patients sent abroad for treatment.

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