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58 Resolution fund
(1) A resolution fund order must include provision for determining—
(a) who will be entitled to a share of the proceeds on disposal of things transferred,
(b) the way in which the proceeds will be calculated, and
(c) the way in which shares will be calculated.
(2) Provision under subsection (1)(b) may, in particular, provide for proceeds to be calculated net of—
(a) amounts required for the repayment of loans from public funds or for other payments in respect of public financial assistance;
(b) some or all of the administrative or other expenses incurred in connection with the provisions of this Part.
(2A) In subsection (2), “public financial assistance” includes any amount in respect of which the Bank of England may require a recapitalisation payment under section 214E of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.
(3) A resolution fund order may include provision for—
(a) an independent valuer to make a determination under the order (in which case sections 54(2) to (5), 55 and 56 shall apply);
(b) valuation principles to be applied in making a determination (in which case section 57(2) shall apply).
(4) A resolution fund order may confer a discretionary function on—
(a) a Minister of the Crown,
(b) the Treasury,
(c) the Bank of England, or
(d) any other specified person.
(5) A resolution fund order may include provision for the determination of disputes about the application of its provisions (whether by conferring jurisdiction on a court or tribunal or otherwise).
(6) A resolution fund order may require the Bank of England in managing a resolution company to aim to maximise the proceeds available for distribution in accordance with the order; and an order which includes a requirement must—
(a) specify its extent, and
(b) include provision about how the Bank is to comply with it.
(7) A resolution fund order may require the Treasury to ensure that a bank in temporary public ownership in accordance with section 13(2) is managed with the aim of maximising the proceeds available for distribution in accordance with the order; and an order which includes a requirement must—
(a) specify its extent, and
(b) include provision about how the Treasury is to comply with it.
(8) A requirement under subsection (6) or (7) is to be complied with only in so far as is compatible with—
(a) pursuit of the special resolution objectives, and
(b) compliance with the code of practice under section 5.
Your change, as a redline
58 Resolution fund
(1) A resolution fund order must include provision for determining—
(a) who will be entitled to a share of the proceeds on disposal of things transferred,
(b) the way in which the proceeds will be calculated, and
(c) the way in which shares will be calculated.
(2) Provision under subsection (1)(b) may, in particular, provide for proceeds to be calculated net of—
(a) amounts required for the repayment of loans from public funds or for other payments in respect of public financial assistance;
(b) some or all of the administrative or other expenses incurred in connection with the provisions of this Part.
(2A) In subsection (2), “public financial assistance” includes any amount in respect of which the Bank of England may require a recapitalisation payment under section 214E of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.
(3) A resolution fund order may include provision for—
(a) an independent valuer to make a determination under the order (in which case sections 54(2) to (5), 55 and 56 shall apply);
(b) valuation principles to be applied in making a determination (in which case section 57(2) shall apply).
(4) A resolution fund order may confer a discretionary function on—
(a) a Minister of the Crown,
(b) the Treasury,
(c) the Bank of England, or
(d) any other specified person.
(5) A resolution fund order may include provision for the determination of disputes about the application of its provisions (whether by conferring jurisdiction on a court or tribunal or otherwise).
(6) A resolution fund order may require the Bank of England in managing a resolution company to aim to maximise the proceeds available for distribution in accordance with the order; and an order which includes a requirement must—
(a) specify its extent, and
(b) include provision about how the Bank is to comply with it.
(7) A resolution fund order may require the Treasury to ensure that a bank in temporary public ownership in accordance with section 13(2) is managed with the aim of maximising the proceeds available for distribution in accordance with the order; and an order which includes a requirement must—
(a) specify its extent, and
(b) include provision about how the Treasury is to comply with it.
(8) A requirement under subsection (6) or (7) is to be complied with only in so far as is compatible with—
(a) pursuit of the special resolution objectives, and
(b) compliance with the code of practice under section 5.
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