Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

halfwezentoeslag

English translation:

single orphan allowance / benefit

Added to glossary by Willemina Hagenauw
Mar 16, 2004 12:44
20 yrs ago
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Dutch term

halfwezentoeslag

Dutch to English Other Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc. social security/pensions
Dit is een toeslag die kinderen krijgen volgens de Anw tot zij 18 jaar zijn als een van hun ouders overleden is.
Proposed translations (English)
4 +2 single orphan allowance / benefit

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single orphan allowance / benefit

http://www.dva.gov.au/factsheets/documents/DP60 War Widow`s ...
Amount of Pension
These War widow’s/widower’s Pension rates are paid fortnightly and are indexed twice yearly.
War widow’s/widower’s Pension — indexed component $ 452.80
War widow’s/widower’s Pension — non-indexed component $ 25.00
These Orphan’s Pension rates are fortnightly amounts and are indexed each January.
Single orphan $ 72.40
Double orphan $ 144.80




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http://pensions.web.cern.ch/Pensions/chapter_2.htm
SECTION 6 Orphans\' Pensions
Article II 6.01: Entitlement to Pension of Single Orphans
A dependent child shall be entitled to an orphan\'s pension, upon the death of a parent who is a beneficiary or member, even if, in the case of a member, the dependent child was not shown in the contract of the deceased.
Article II 6.02: Entitlement to Pension of Double Orphans
A dependent child shall be entitled to a double orphan\'s pension upon the death of a parent who is a member or beneficiary and whose spouse is no longer alive. Except in the case where the pension for surviving spouse ceases on remarriage (Article II 5.03), a single orphan shall be treated as a double orphan if the surviving parent is not a beneficiary of the Fund and is unable to provide adequate maintenance for the child.

Peer comment(s):

agree vixen
9 mins
agree Chris Hopley : FWIW: according to the ANW, it is the surviving parent who is entitled to the benefit, not the child. See ANW article 22 on http://wetten.overheid.nl/
17 mins
That makes sense.
neutral hirselina : In UK texts maternal, paternal or dual orphan would be used
1 day 3 hrs
And yet, the references I provided are UK references!
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