Redundancy pay: weeks per year of service, under 22

An act carry (N1): s.162(2)(c) states the multiplier in WORDS — "half a week's pay" — and no substring matcher derives a form of the number from them, so the locator is a hand-authored LOCATORS phrase read from the paragraph itself; the GOV.UK sentence is registered in B_EVIDENCE for the nightly. The token carries the paragraph's whole limb because the three are told apart by their AGE clause and not by the multiplier. FOUR F-notes stand on s.162 — "S. 162(4)(5)(8) repealed (1.10.2006)", "S. 162(7) repealed (15.12.1999)" and two separate substitutions of words in s. 162(6), on 1.8.1998 and 1.10.2006 — and NONE touches subsection (2), so the probe reaches ACT-HOLDS on the subsection's own untouched words without needing D-RD-1's touched-other-words relief; the ten C-notes recorded on the block modify Part 11's application, not its text. The value is a ratio and not a count: one and a half weeks' pay is not a whole number of weeks, and writing the middle limb as the float 1.0 keeps the three one scale rather than a count sitting between two fractions. effective_from is the Act's own commencement, 22 August 1996, read from the archived section's own version list: legislation.gov.uk publishes s. 162 in five point-in-time versions and the earliest DATED one is "1996-08-22" (<atom:link rel=".../hasVersion" title="1996-08-22"/>, standing between "enacted" and "1998-08-01"), the Act itself having been passed on 22 May 1996 (<ukm:EnactmentDate Date="1996-05-22"/>) — two months, as s. 243 provides. s. 243 itself is not archived, so the date is READ FROM THE VERSION LIST rather than quoted from the commencement section; it is the date the three ERA 1996 rows authored in wave 1 already carry.