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A-13.1.1, r. 1 - Individual and Family Assistance Regulation

Section 100
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100. A continuous special benefit is granted in the following cases as of the month in which the Minister receives the required certificate:
(1)  $55 per month for a pregnancy;
(2)  $100 per month for hemodialysis, if the family is composed of only 1 adult member and that adult, despite the second paragraph of section 3.1, does not have a spouse who is a recipient under the Basic Income Program;
(3)  $100 per month for paraplegia, if the benefit was granted for the month of August 1992 and has been granted without interruption since then;
(4)  $20 per month for diabetes;
(5)  (paragraph revoked);
(6)  to cover the cost of oxygen for medical purposes.
O.C. 1073-2006, s. 100; O.C. 891-2019, s. 4; O.C. 1140-2022, s. 23.
100. A continuous special benefit is granted in the following cases as of the month in which the Minister receives the required certificate:
(1)  $55 per month for a pregnancy;
(2)  $100 per month for hemodialysis, if the family is composed of only 1 adult member;
(3)  $100 per month for paraplegia, if the benefit was granted for the month of August 1992 and has been granted without interruption since then;
(4)  $20 per month for diabetes;
(5)  (paragraph revoked);
(6)  to cover the cost of oxygen for medical purposes.
O.C. 1073-2006, s. 100; O.C. 891-2019, s. 4.
100. A continuous special benefit is granted in the following cases as of the month in which the Minister receives the required certificate:
(1)  $55 per month for a pregnancy;
(2)  $100 per month for hemodialysis, if the family is composed of only 1 adult member;
(3)  $100 per month for paraplegia, if the benefit was granted for the month of August 1992 and has been granted without interruption since then;
(4)  $20 per month for diabetes;
(5)  $55 per month for supplies required for a temporary urostomy, ileostomy or colostomy, as of the month that follows the first month in which the supplies are required; and
(6)  to cover the cost of oxygen for medical purposes.
O.C. 1073-2006, s. 100.
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