9 Supplementary provision about compensation schemes etc
Banking (Special Provisions) Act 2008 (2008 c 2) | Legislation

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9  Supplementary provision about compensation schemes etc

(1)     An order under section 5, 7 or 8(6) may in particular make provision—

(a)     for the manner in which any compensation or consideration is to be assessed, including provision as to methods of calculation, valuation dates and matters to be taken into, or left out of, account in making valuations;

(b)     for the assessment to be made by an independent valuer appointed by the Treasury;

(c)     as to the procedure in relation to the assessment of any compensation or consideration, including provision enabling any such valuer to make rules as to that procedure;

(d)     for decisions relating to the assessment of any compensation or consideration to be reconsidered by the person who made those decisions (including any such provision as to procedure as is mentioned in paragraph (c));

(e)     for enabling persons to apply for decisions relating to the assessment

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