The Warm Home Discount (Scotland) Regulations 2026
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19 Duty to calculate and adjust, and notify, compulsory scheme electricity suppliers’ non-core spending obligations
(1) The Authority must— (a) calculate, in accordance with regulation 20, the non-core spending obligation for each compulsory scheme electricity supplier for each scheme year; and (b) adjust each supplier’s non-core spending obligation for a scheme year in accordance with— (i) for scheme year 16, regulation 21; (ii) for any other scheme year, regulation 22. (2) The Authority must notify each compulsory scheme electricity supplier— (a) of its non-core spending obligation for each scheme year; (b) whether any adjustment is made to its obligation for a scheme year in accordance with regulation 21 or 22; (c) if such an adjustment is made, of the adjusted amount of its non-core spending obligation for that scheme year. (3) The notification under paragraph (2)(a) must be given— (a) for scheme year 16, on or before the 28th working day after the commencement day; (b) for any other scheme year, on or before 14th March preceding the start of the scheme year. (4) The notification under paragraph (2)(b) and, as the case may be, (c) must be given on or before 31st October in the scheme year to which it relates.
19 Duty to calculate and adjust, and notify, compulsory scheme electricity suppliers’ non-core spending obligations
(1) The Authority must— (a) calculate, in accordance with regulation 20, the non-core spending obligation for each compulsory scheme electricity supplier for each scheme year; and (b) adjust each supplier’s non-core spending obligation for a scheme year in accordance with— (i) for scheme year 16, regulation 21; (ii) for any other scheme year, regulation 22. (2) The Authority must notify each compulsory scheme electricity supplier— (a) of its non-core spending obligation for each scheme year; (b) whether any adjustment is made to its obligation for a scheme year in accordance with regulation 21 or 22; (c) if such an adjustment is made, of the adjusted amount of its non-core spending obligation for that scheme year. (3) The notification under paragraph (2)(a) must be given— (a) for scheme year 16, on or before the 28th working day after the commencement day; (b) for any other scheme year, on or before 14th March preceding the start of the scheme year. (4) The notification under paragraph (2)(b) and, as the case may be, (c) must be given on or before 31st October in the scheme year to which it relates.
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