The Warm Home Discount (Amendment) Regulations 2025
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After regulation 18, insert— Uplift of aggregate non-core spending obligation for scheme year 15 18A (1) The aggregate non-core spending obligation for scheme year 15 is to be increased by £39 million (“the uplift”). (2) The Authority must— (a) recalculate each compulsory scheme electricity supplier’s non-core spending obligation for scheme year 15, to take account of the uplift, in accordance with paragraph (3); and (b) notify each compulsory scheme electricity supplier of its recalculated non-core spending obligation on or before the 25th working day after this regulation comes into force. (3) The non-core spending obligation must be recalculated by adding to the supplier’s non-core spending obligation (as adjusted in accordance with regulation 18) the amount of the uplift that is proportionate to that supplier’s scheme year 15 obligation percentage. .
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After regulation 18, insert— Uplift of aggregate non-core spending obligation for scheme year 15 18A (1) The aggregate non-core spending obligation for scheme year 15 is to be increased by £39 million (“the uplift”). (2) The Authority must— (a) recalculate each compulsory scheme electricity supplier’s non-core spending obligation for scheme year 15, to take account of the uplift, in accordance with paragraph (3); and (b) notify each compulsory scheme electricity supplier of its recalculated non-core spending obligation on or before the 25th working day after this regulation comes into force. (3) The non-core spending obligation must be recalculated by adding to the supplier’s non-core spending obligation (as adjusted in accordance with regulation 18) the amount of the uplift that is proportionate to that supplier’s scheme year 15 obligation percentage. .
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