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Social Security Administration Act 1992

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140A Subsidy

(1) For each year the Secretary of State shall pay a subsidy to each authority administering housing benefit or council tax benefit. (2) He shall pay— (a) rent rebate subsidy to each housing authority; (b) rent allowance subsidy to each local authority; and (c) council tax benefit subsidy to each billing authority and to each local authority in Scotland. (3) In the following provisions of this Part “subsidy”, without more, refers to subsidy of any of those descriptions.

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140A Subsidy

(1) For each year the Secretary of State shall pay a subsidy to each authority administering housing benefit or council tax benefit. (2) He shall pay— (a) rent rebate subsidy to each housing authority; (b) rent allowance subsidy to each local authority; and (c) council tax benefit subsidy to each billing authority and to each local authority in Scotland. (3) In the following provisions of this Part “subsidy”, without more, refers to subsidy of any of those descriptions.

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