The Warm Home Discount (Scotland) Regulations 2026
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22 Adjustment of non-core spending obligation: scheme years 17 to 20
(1) The adjustments that must be made to the non-core spending obligation for a scheme year (other than scheme year 16) (“O”) of a compulsory scheme electricity supplier (“C”) are as follows. (2) O must be adjusted in accordance with paragraph (3) or (4) if I is less than or exceeds S where— (a) “I” is the amount of spending incurred by C under this Part (as determined by the Authority in accordance with regulation 34) in the preceding scheme year; (b) “S” is C’s non-core spending obligation for the preceding scheme year as adjusted for that scheme year, where required, in accordance with regulation 21 or this regulation. (3) If I is less than S, O must be adjusted by adding (S - I). (4) If I exceeds S, O must be adjusted by subtracting the lesser of— (a) (I - S); and (b) the relevant amount. (5) For the purposes of paragraph (4), the “relevant amount” is— (a) 5% of S; or (b) where C notified the Authority of its intention to meet all or part of a failed supplier’s non-core spending obligation for the preceding scheme year in accordance with regulation 36, 10% of S. (6) Whether or not an adjustment is made under paragraph (2), O must be adjusted by adding an amount equal to the undelivered rebate amount. (7) For the purposes of paragraph (6), the “undelivered rebate amount” is £150 multiplied by— (a) where C has made a notification under regulation 14(5) in respect of the preceding scheme year, the number of prescribed rebates as stated in that notification; (b) where C has made a notification under regulation 27(5) in respect of the preceding scheme year, the number of prescribed rebates as stated in that notification; (c) where C has made notifications mentioned in both sub-paragraphs (a) and (b), the sum of the number of prescribed rebates as stated in those notifications.
22 Adjustment of non-core spending obligation: scheme years 17 to 20
(1) The adjustments that must be made to the non-core spending obligation for a scheme year (other than scheme year 16) (“O”) of a compulsory scheme electricity supplier (“C”) are as follows. (2) O must be adjusted in accordance with paragraph (3) or (4) if I is less than or exceeds S where— (a) “I” is the amount of spending incurred by C under this Part (as determined by the Authority in accordance with regulation 34) in the preceding scheme year; (b) “S” is C’s non-core spending obligation for the preceding scheme year as adjusted for that scheme year, where required, in accordance with regulation 21 or this regulation. (3) If I is less than S, O must be adjusted by adding (S - I). (4) If I exceeds S, O must be adjusted by subtracting the lesser of— (a) (I - S); and (b) the relevant amount. (5) For the purposes of paragraph (4), the “relevant amount” is— (a) 5% of S; or (b) where C notified the Authority of its intention to meet all or part of a failed supplier’s non-core spending obligation for the preceding scheme year in accordance with regulation 36, 10% of S. (6) Whether or not an adjustment is made under paragraph (2), O must be adjusted by adding an amount equal to the undelivered rebate amount. (7) For the purposes of paragraph (6), the “undelivered rebate amount” is £150 multiplied by— (a) where C has made a notification under regulation 14(5) in respect of the preceding scheme year, the number of prescribed rebates as stated in that notification; (b) where C has made a notification under regulation 27(5) in respect of the preceding scheme year, the number of prescribed rebates as stated in that notification; (c) where C has made notifications mentioned in both sub-paragraphs (a) and (b), the sum of the number of prescribed rebates as stated in those notifications.
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