JSP 464 - Ministry of Defence
JSP 464 - Ministry of Defence
JSP 464 - Ministry of Defence
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medical and educational authorities. The bereaved spouse/civil partner will pay entitled<br />
SFA charges for the Type and Grade <strong>of</strong> SFA occupied (which may be liable to change as<br />
a result <strong>of</strong> a 4 Tier Grading Board and/or the annual AFPRB round). CILOCT charges<br />
may be abated by 25% for single occupancy<br />
14. Unless the bereaved spouse/civil partner indicates that it is their intention to vacate<br />
the SFA within the first 6 months, a review <strong>of</strong> their intentions should be undertaken by the<br />
housing provider in consultation with the sponsoring unit and/or Visiting/Welfare Officer<br />
initially, at the 6 month point following the death, and then at each 3 month point<br />
thereafter, until the time has been reached when the bereaved spouse/civil partner’s<br />
longer term housing requirements have become clear (normally within 2 years). When<br />
that point is reached it would be appropriate for the housing provider to give the bereaved<br />
spouse/civil partner 93 days notice to vacate the SFA, thereby signifying the end <strong>of</strong> their<br />
entitlement to SFA. In the event that the Services in consultation with the respective<br />
housing provider determine a requirement to withdraw the SFA entitlement either<br />
during or beyond the 2 year period against the wishes <strong>of</strong> a bereaved spouse/civil<br />
partner, a case is to be made through the respective single Service Housing Colonel<br />
to Asst Hd DCDS(Pers) SVW-AFW who will make an appropriate submission to<br />
Ministers.<br />
15. On expiry <strong>of</strong> their entitlement to SFA (last day <strong>of</strong> the notice to vacate period) a<br />
bereaved spouse/civil partner overseas would be entitled to be relocated at public<br />
expense, under the same conditions as in Paragraph 6 above, from the SFA to alternative<br />
and privately arranged accommodation. Any cases involving bereaved spouse/civil<br />
partners overseas should be submitted through the usual channels to the appropriate<br />
single-Service policy branch for consideration on their merits.<br />
ANY OTHER CASES<br />
16. Any other cases involving bereaved spouse/civil partners which arise should be<br />
submitted through the usual channels to the appropriate single-Service policy branch for<br />
consideration on their merits.<br />
As at 13 Jul 12 3C - 4