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National Loans Act 1968

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SCHEDULE 1 Government Lending and Advances

Section 2. Section | Subject matter | Amendment ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... Armed Forces (Housing Loans) Act 1949 (1949 c. 77) 1(3)(a)(c) | Repayment out of Votes into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... Housing (Scotland) Act 1950 (1950 c. 34) 94(1) | Advances to Scottish Special Housing Association on terms approved by the Treasury | Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. 94(2) | Issue of advances out of Consolidated Fund | For “Consolidated Fund” read “National Loans Fund”. 94(4) | Repayment into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... Electricity Act 1957 (1957 c. 48) In section 15(7) (defining “Exchequer advances”) and throughout the rest of the Act, for “Exchequer advances” substitute “Government advances”. ... | ... | ... Armed Forces (Housing Loans) Act 1958 (1958 c. 1—7 & 8 Eliz. 2.) 2 | Method of repayment into Exchequer of issues under Armed Forces (Housing Loans) Act 1949 | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund” throughout. ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... Covent Garden Market Act 1961 (1961 c. 49) 40(1) | Advances to Covent Garden Market Authority | For “Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom” read “National Loans Fund”. 40(4) | Interest at a rate directed by the Minister with approval of Treasury | Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. 40(6) | Repayment into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... Housing (Scotland) Act 1962 (1962 c. 46) 11(5) | Advances to housing associations, and, through section 18(3), to Scottish special Housing Association | For “Consolidated Fund” read “National Loans Fund”. 11(6) | Repayment into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. Transport Act 1962 (1962 c. 46) 20(2) | Loans to Transport Boards bearing interest at rate directed by the Minister with approval of Treasury | Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. 20(3) | Issue of loans out of Consolidated Fund | For “Consolidated Fund” read “National Loans Fund”. 20(5)... | Repayment into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. 39(8) | Payment into Exchequer in respect of commencing capital debt | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... Harbours Act 1964 (1964 c. 40) ... | ... | ... 11(1) | Loans for execution of harbour works etc. | For “Consolidated Fund” read “National Loans Fund”. 43(1) | Loans under ss. 6 and 11 to bear interest at a rate directed by the Minister with approval of Treasury | Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. 43(2) | Issue of loans out of Consolidated Fund | For “Consolidated Fund” read “National Loans Fund”. 43(4)(5) | Repayment into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... New Towns Act 1981 (1981 c. 64) 58(1) ... | Loans to development corporations ... on terms approved by Treasury | Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... Docks and Harbours Act 1966 (1966 c. 28) 41(9)(10) | Payment into Exchequer of amounts in respect of debt assumed under a harbour revision order or harbour reorganisation scheme | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... Tees and Hartlepools Port Authority Act 1966 (c. xxv) 32(6)(7) | Repayment out of Votes into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ...

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SCHEDULE 1 Government Lending and Advances

Section 2. Section | Subject matter | Amendment ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... Armed Forces (Housing Loans) Act 1949 (1949 c. 77) 1(3)(a)(c) | Repayment out of Votes into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... Housing (Scotland) Act 1950 (1950 c. 34) 94(1) | Advances to Scottish Special Housing Association on terms approved by the Treasury | Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. 94(2) | Issue of advances out of Consolidated Fund | For “Consolidated Fund” read “National Loans Fund”. 94(4) | Repayment into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... Electricity Act 1957 (1957 c. 48) In section 15(7) (defining “Exchequer advances”) and throughout the rest of the Act, for “Exchequer advances” substitute “Government advances”. ... | ... | ... Armed Forces (Housing Loans) Act 1958 (1958 c. 1—7 & 8 Eliz. 2.) 2 | Method of repayment into Exchequer of issues under Armed Forces (Housing Loans) Act 1949 | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund” throughout. ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... Covent Garden Market Act 1961 (1961 c. 49) 40(1) | Advances to Covent Garden Market Authority | For “Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom” read “National Loans Fund”. 40(4) | Interest at a rate directed by the Minister with approval of Treasury | Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. 40(6) | Repayment into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... Housing (Scotland) Act 1962 (1962 c. 46) 11(5) | Advances to housing associations, and, through section 18(3), to Scottish special Housing Association | For “Consolidated Fund” read “National Loans Fund”. 11(6) | Repayment into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. Transport Act 1962 (1962 c. 46) 20(2) | Loans to Transport Boards bearing interest at rate directed by the Minister with approval of Treasury | Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. 20(3) | Issue of loans out of Consolidated Fund | For “Consolidated Fund” read “National Loans Fund”. 20(5)... | Repayment into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. 39(8) | Payment into Exchequer in respect of commencing capital debt | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... Harbours Act 1964 (1964 c. 40) ... | ... | ... 11(1) | Loans for execution of harbour works etc. | For “Consolidated Fund” read “National Loans Fund”. 43(1) | Loans under ss. 6 and 11 to bear interest at a rate directed by the Minister with approval of Treasury | Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. 43(2) | Issue of loans out of Consolidated Fund | For “Consolidated Fund” read “National Loans Fund”. 43(4)(5) | Repayment into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... New Towns Act 1981 (1981 c. 64) 58(1) ... | Loans to development corporations ... on terms approved by Treasury | Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... Docks and Harbours Act 1966 (1966 c. 28) 41(9)(10) | Payment into Exchequer of amounts in respect of debt assumed under a harbour revision order or harbour reorganisation scheme | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. ... | ... | ... Tees and Hartlepools Port Authority Act 1966 (c. xxv) 32(6)(7) | Repayment out of Votes into Exchequer | For “Exchequer” read “National Loans Fund”. Rate of interest to be determined in accordance with this Act. ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ... ... | ... | ...

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