Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009
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33 Power to require payment into the Consolidated Fund
(1) The Treasury may by order make provision for— (a) requiring the payment of sums received by the Secretary of State or the Director in the exercise of their functions into the Consolidated Fund; (b) permitting the deduction of disbursements before such payments are made; (c) requiring the Secretary of State or the Director to provide accounts of the receipt and disposal of revenue; (d) permitting the Treasury to make payments to the Secretary of State or the Director out of the Consolidated Fund to enable them to make disbursements. (2) An order under this section may amend or repeal section 32 (payment of revenue to the Commissioners).
33 Power to require payment into the Consolidated Fund
(1) The Treasury may by order make provision for— (a) requiring the payment of sums received by the Secretary of State or the Director in the exercise of their functions into the Consolidated Fund; (b) permitting the deduction of disbursements before such payments are made; (c) requiring the Secretary of State or the Director to provide accounts of the receipt and disposal of revenue; (d) permitting the Treasury to make payments to the Secretary of State or the Director out of the Consolidated Fund to enable them to make disbursements. (2) An order under this section may amend or repeal section 32 (payment of revenue to the Commissioners).
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