Community Charges (Substitute Setting) Act 1991 (repealed 1.4.1993)
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2 Substituted amounts: interpretation.
The following section shall be inserted after section 35 of the 1988 Act— Section 35: interpretation. (1) For the purposes of section 35(3B) above— (a) A is the amount for which the amount is required to be set in substitution under section 35(1) above; (b) B is the amount of the precept for which the precept issued under section 107(2) below is substituted; (c) C is the amount of the precept issued under section 107(2) below; (d) D is the relevant population, for the financial year mentioned in section 35(1) above, of the area of the charging authority there referred to. (2) For the purposes of section 35(5C) and (5D) above— (a) A is the amount for which the amount is required to be set in substitution under section 35(4) above; (b) B is the amount calculated under section 95(4) below and for which an amount is substituted in making the substitute calculations under section 107(1) below; (c) C is the amount calculated under section 95(4) below in making the substitute calculations under section 107(1) below; (d) D is the relevant population, for the financial year mentioned in section 35(4) above, of the area of the charging authority there referred to; (e) E is such number, falling between nil and one and expressed as a decimal, as the Secretary of State specifies by order for the purposes of this paragraph and for the special authority and the financial year concerned. (3) For the purposes of this section the relevant population of the area of an English charging authority for a financial year is the relevant population, calculated under paragraph 4 of Schedule 12A below, of the area for the year. (4) For the purposes of this section the relevant population of the area of a Welsh charging authority for a financial year is the relevant population, calculated under paragraph 5 of Schedule 12A below, of the area for the year.
2 Substituted amounts: interpretation.
The following section shall be inserted after section 35 of the 1988 Act— Section 35: interpretation. (1) For the purposes of section 35(3B) above— (a) A is the amount for which the amount is required to be set in substitution under section 35(1) above; (b) B is the amount of the precept for which the precept issued under section 107(2) below is substituted; (c) C is the amount of the precept issued under section 107(2) below; (d) D is the relevant population, for the financial year mentioned in section 35(1) above, of the area of the charging authority there referred to. (2) For the purposes of section 35(5C) and (5D) above— (a) A is the amount for which the amount is required to be set in substitution under section 35(4) above; (b) B is the amount calculated under section 95(4) below and for which an amount is substituted in making the substitute calculations under section 107(1) below; (c) C is the amount calculated under section 95(4) below in making the substitute calculations under section 107(1) below; (d) D is the relevant population, for the financial year mentioned in section 35(4) above, of the area of the charging authority there referred to; (e) E is such number, falling between nil and one and expressed as a decimal, as the Secretary of State specifies by order for the purposes of this paragraph and for the special authority and the financial year concerned. (3) For the purposes of this section the relevant population of the area of an English charging authority for a financial year is the relevant population, calculated under paragraph 4 of Schedule 12A below, of the area for the year. (4) For the purposes of this section the relevant population of the area of a Welsh charging authority for a financial year is the relevant population, calculated under paragraph 5 of Schedule 12A below, of the area for the year.
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