S.L. 111.1 Art. 36Administration of pensions and allowances.

(1) Any injury allowance, pension or allowance, or any lump sum in lieu thereof awarded under this Scheme, may be administered in accordance with the following provisions of this article if the person in respect of whom it has been awarded -

(a) has not attained the age of twenty-one years; or

(b) is, in the opinion of the Committee, suffering from mental infirmity to such an extent as to be incapable of managing his own affairs; or

(c) is being maintained in an institution to which article 34 of this Scheme applies; or

(d) is a person in whose case an injury allowance, pension or allowance can be forfeited or has been restored under article 37 of this Scheme, or in any other case the Committee considers that it is in the interest of that person that it should be so administered.

(2) Any injury allowance, pension, or allowance or lump sum awarded to or in respect of any person which is being administered under this Article may, as to the whole or such part thereof as the Committee think fit and at such times as they thing fit, be paid or applied by the Committee to or for the benefit of that person, or to or for the benefit of the wife or husband or any minor or dependant of that person, or be paid by the Committee to any person whom they consider to be a fit and proper person so to pay or apply the whole or any part of that injury allowance, pension, allowance or lump sum.

(3) Where part of an injury allowance, pension or allowance which has been administered under this article has not, when that injury allowance, pension or allowance ceases to be so administered, been paid or applied, payment in respect of that part may be made either in a lump sum by instalments of such amounts and at such intervals as the Committee think fit, so, however, that the lump sum or the aggregate of the instalments, as the case may be, shall not exceed the sum of eighty-one euros and fifty-three cents (81.53).