[52E Designation]
Local Government Finance Act 1992 (1992 c 14) | Legislation

[Designation for year under consideration]

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[(1)     This section applies if the [Welsh Ministers designate] an authority under section 52D(2)(a) above as regards the year under consideration.

(2)     [They] shall notify the authority in writing of—

(a)     the designation;

(b)     the set of principles determined for the authority under section 52B above;

(c)     the category in which the authority falls (if [they determine] categories under section 52B above);

(d)     the amount which [they propose] should

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