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The Warm Home Discount (Scotland) Regulations 2026

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25 Broader group customers

(1) A compulsory scheme electricity supplier must in respect of a scheme year provide the prescribed rebate to Scotland domestic customers selected by the supplier (“broader group customers”) who appear to the supplier to meet eligibility criteria determined by the supplier and approved by the Authority in accordance with this Chapter. (2) Paragraph (1) does not require a supplier— (a) to provide the prescribed rebate to every Scotland domestic customer meeting its eligibility criteria; or (b) to provide prescribed rebates to Scotland domestic customers in excess of its broader group rebate target for the scheme year. (3) A compulsory scheme electricity supplier may not treat a prescribed rebate as being provided under this Chapter if it is provided to a core group customer.

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25 Broader group customers

(1) A compulsory scheme electricity supplier must in respect of a scheme year provide the prescribed rebate to Scotland domestic customers selected by the supplier (“broader group customers”) who appear to the supplier to meet eligibility criteria determined by the supplier and approved by the Authority in accordance with this Chapter. (2) Paragraph (1) does not require a supplier— (a) to provide the prescribed rebate to every Scotland domestic customer meeting its eligibility criteria; or (b) to provide prescribed rebates to Scotland domestic customers in excess of its broader group rebate target for the scheme year. (3) A compulsory scheme electricity supplier may not treat a prescribed rebate as being provided under this Chapter if it is provided to a core group customer.

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