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Local Government Finance Act 1988

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As published

109 Other financial requirements.

(1) This section applies where an order under section 104 above states in the case of an authority an amount greater than that stated in the notice under section 102(1)(c) above. (2) The Secretary of State may decide to impose on the authority concerned such requirements relating to its expenditure or financial management as he thinks appropriate. (3) If he does so decide he shall include a statement of his decision and of the requirements in the notice served on the authority under section 104(10) above. (4) The authority shall comply with any such requirements, and shall report to the Secretary of State whenever he directs it to do so on the extent to which they have been complied with.

Your change, as a redline

109 Other financial requirements.

(1) This section applies where an order under section 104 above states in the case of an authority an amount greater than that stated in the notice under section 102(1)(c) above. (2) The Secretary of State may decide to impose on the authority concerned such requirements relating to its expenditure or financial management as he thinks appropriate. (3) If he does so decide he shall include a statement of his decision and of the requirements in the notice served on the authority under section 104(10) above. (4) The authority shall comply with any such requirements, and shall report to the Secretary of State whenever he directs it to do so on the extent to which they have been complied with.

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