MEMORANDUM OF RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS RELATING TO FAMILY ALLOWANCES IN GREAT BRITAIN AND FAMILY BENEFITS IN'NEW ZEALAND MADE BETWEEN THE MINISTER OF NATIONAL INSURANCE IN GREAT BRITAIN WITH THE CONSENT OF THE TREASURY OF THE ONE PART AND THE MINISTER OF SOCIAL SECURITY IN NEW ZEALAND OF THE OTHER PART ARTICLE 1 (1) In this Memorandum unless the context otherwise requires—- " Country" means Great Britain or New Zealand as the case may require; " The appropriate authority" means in the case of Great Britain the Minister of National Insurance, and in the case of New Zealand the Social Security Commission of New Zealand. (2) References in this Memorandum to any enactment or regulations shall include references to such enactment or regulations as amended by any subsequent enactment, order or regulations. ARTICLE 2 The Arrangements set out in this Memorandum shall apply for the purposes of all or any of the provisions of the scheme of Family Allowances in force in Great Britain and the scheme of Family Benefits in force in New Zealand. ARTICLE 3 The Arrangements shall apply in Great Britain to claimants for Family Allowances who are British subjects and in New Zealand to claims for Family Benefits in respect of children who are British subjects and the following provisions of this Memorandum shall v have effect accordingly. ARTICLE 4 (1) The following provisions of this Article shall have effect in relation to Family Allowances in Great Britain for the purposes of the provisions of the Family Allowances Act, 1945, and the regulations made thereunder, and the said Act and regulations shall be construed accordingly.
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