Local Government Finance Act 1992
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52ZE Alternative notional amounts
(1) The Secretary of State may make a report specifying an alternative notional amount in relation to any year under consideration and any authority. (2) An alternative notional amount is an amount which the Secretary of State thinks should be used as the basis of any comparison in applying section 52ZC above in place of the authority's relevant basic amount of council tax for the preceding year. (3) A report under this section— (a) may relate to two or more authorities; (b) may be amended by a subsequent report under this section; (c) must contain such explanation as the Secretary of State thinks desirable of the need for the calculation of the alternative notional amount and the method for that calculation; (d) must be laid before the House of Commons. (4) Subsection (5) below applies if a report under this section for a financial year is approved by resolution of the House of Commons on or before the date on which the report under section 52ZD above for that year is approved by resolution of the House of Commons. (5) Section 52ZC above has effect, as regards the year under consideration and any authority to which the report relates, as if the reference in subsection (3) of that section to the authority's relevant basic amount of council tax for the financial year immediately preceding the year under consideration were a reference to the alternative notional amount for that year. (6) In this section “year under consideration” has the same meaning as in section 52ZC above.
52ZE Alternative notional amounts
(1) The Secretary of State may make a report specifying an alternative notional amount in relation to any year under consideration and any authority. (2) An alternative notional amount is an amount which the Secretary of State thinks should be used as the basis of any comparison in applying section 52ZC above in place of the authority's relevant basic amount of council tax for the preceding year. (3) A report under this section— (a) may relate to two or more authorities; (b) may be amended by a subsequent report under this section; (c) must contain such explanation as the Secretary of State thinks desirable of the need for the calculation of the alternative notional amount and the method for that calculation; (d) must be laid before the House of Commons. (4) Subsection (5) below applies if a report under this section for a financial year is approved by resolution of the House of Commons on or before the date on which the report under section 52ZD above for that year is approved by resolution of the House of Commons. (5) Section 52ZC above has effect, as regards the year under consideration and any authority to which the report relates, as if the reference in subsection (3) of that section to the authority's relevant basic amount of council tax for the financial year immediately preceding the year under consideration were a reference to the alternative notional amount for that year. (6) In this section “year under consideration” has the same meaning as in section 52ZC above.
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