SCHEDULE 46 Government Borrowing: Alternative Finance Arrangements
Finance Act 2008 (2008 c 9) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 46 Government Borrowing: Alternative Finance Arrangements

Section 157

Introduction

1

In this Schedule “regulations†means regulations under section 157.

2

Paragraphs 3 to 14 do not limit the generality of the power conferred by section 157.

Alternative finance arrangements that are to be available

3

(1)     Regulations may make provision about the kind or kinds of alternative finance arrangements that are to be available for raising money.

(2)     That includes provision specifying, or about the specification of, available arrangements (or any aspect of available arrangements).

Terms, conditions and procedures

4

(1)     Regulations may make provision about—

(a)     the terms on which money is to be raised through alternative finance arrangements,

(b)     the conditions subject to which money is to be raised through alternative finance arrangements, and

(c)     the procedures for the raising of money through alternative finance arrangements.

(2)     That includes provision specifying, or about the specification of, terms, conditions or procedures.

Decisions to raise money through alternative finance arrangements

5

(1)     Regulations may make provision about decisions by the Treasury to raise money through alternative finance arrangements.

(2)     Regulations under this paragraph may, in particular, make

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