The phrase "administering payments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial transactions, accounting, or managing funds.
Example: "The finance department is responsible for administering payments to all vendors on time."
Alternatives: "processing payments" or "managing payments".
Parliament needs to equip the Bank with the infrastructure to administer payments, and determine in advance the recipients.
MFET Spending £7.6m (new entrant) MFET was set up in 2010 to administer payments funded by the Department of Health to people infected with HIV through contaminated blood or blood products used by the NHS.
Its main advantages are that it contains information on the full population of PP recipients, is continuous in time (IS 'events' are recorded to the day) and that data are reported accurately at least for information required to administer payments.
Ultimately, as long as the U.S. health care system is driven by an administered payment schedule that bears little relation to the actual cost of care and allows some services to offset the costs of others, this system will always be prone to market irrationalities.
The RED records all episodes of IS receipt, along with details required to administer payment (e.g. earnings from paid employment) and some others, from the late 1990s onwards.
(The Bank of New York Mellon, which is in charge of administering the payments, may be held in contempt of court if it allows Argentina to pay back some creditors and not others).
One issue was the vast bureaucracy that was involved in administering wage payments.
The organization they established, the Claims Conference, had political clout and could find victims and administer payments.
A trust administers payments in the UK and in January the government offered a formal apology as well as a new £20m compensation package.
