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Housing (Scotland) Act 1987

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32A Power of the Scottish Ministers to modify application of sections 31 and 32

(1) The provisions of— (a) section 31(2) so far as requiring that accommodation is to be permanent accommodation (within the meaning of section 31(5)), and (b) section 32(5)(b), do not apply in such circumstances as may be prescribed. (2) Where— (a) accommodation has been provided under section 31(2), and (b) by virtue of subsection (1) above, that accommodation is not permanent accommodation (within the meaning of section 31(5)) or does not meet the special needs of the applicant and any other person referred to in section 24(2), section 26 does not apply.

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32A Power of the Scottish Ministers to modify application of sections 31 and 32

(1) The provisions of— (a) section 31(2) so far as requiring that accommodation is to be permanent accommodation (within the meaning of section 31(5)), and (b) section 32(5)(b), do not apply in such circumstances as may be prescribed. (2) Where— (a) accommodation has been provided under section 31(2), and (b) by virtue of subsection (1) above, that accommodation is not permanent accommodation (within the meaning of section 31(5)) or does not meet the special needs of the applicant and any other person referred to in section 24(2), section 26 does not apply.

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