Examples of actions inconsistent with purpose
Incentive payments can be removed where the young person has acted on purpose in a way that is inconsistent with the reason the incentive is being paid.
Acting in a way that is inconsistent with an incentive includes (but is not limited to):
Education incentive | Budgeting incentive |
Have conditions imposed by the court which impact on them attending activities | |
Continuous unexplained absences from the school or training programme | Didn't pay core costs (rent, power etc) without a good reason |
Suspended from school | Purchased an unnecessary item on credit and this has put them in hardship |
Being disruptive or not completing assignments | Not appropriate choices for their situation when spending their payment card or their in-hand allowance |
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