13.—(1) Unless the context otherwise requires, references in these Regulations to a determination of an individual's entitlement to a Scottish child payment are to a determination made—
(a)by the Scottish Ministers—
(i)under paragraph 3 of the schedule, or
(ii)(following a request for a re-determination) under paragraph 16 of the schedule,
(b)by the First-Tier Tribunal for Scotland—
(i)under paragraph 22 of the schedule in an appeal against a determination made by the Scottish Ministers, or
(ii)(subsequent to such an appeal) under its Tribunals Act powers,
(c)by the Upper Tribunal for Scotland under its Tribunals Act powers (subsequent to an appeal against, or following a review of, a decision of the First-tier Tribunal).
(2) In this regulation, “Tribunals Act powers” means powers under Part 6 (review or appeal of decisions) of the Tribunals (Scotland) Act 2014 M1.
(3) A determination of an individual's entitlement to a Scottish child payment consists of—
(a)a decision about whether or not the eligibility rules specified in regulation 18 are satisfied in the individual's case,
(b)if those rules are satisfied, a decision (taken in accordance with these Regulations) about what assistance the individual is entitled to be given, and
(c)if the determination is to be made on the basis that the individual has ongoing entitlement to a Scottish child payment, a decision about what assistance the determination is to entitle the individual to be given in the future.