Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007
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25 Directions: further provision about reserves
(1) A direction under section 24— (a) may provide that the consent of the person or persons specified in the direction is not required for the inclusion, in a calculation under section 31A(3) or 42A(3) of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, of financial reserves of a description specified in the direction; (b) may, in relation to any authority or description of authority, provide that that consent is not required for the inclusion in such a calculation of an amount of financial reserves not exceeding an amount specified in or determined under the direction. (2) If a direction contains provision by virtue of subsection (1), the reference in section 24(1)(d) to an amount of financial reserves is to be read as a reference to an amount of financial reserves other than an amount permitted by the direction.
25 Directions: further provision about reserves
(1) A direction under section 24— (a) may provide that the consent of the person or persons specified in the direction is not required for the inclusion, in a calculation under section 31A(3) or 42A(3) of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, of financial reserves of a description specified in the direction; (b) may, in relation to any authority or description of authority, provide that that consent is not required for the inclusion in such a calculation of an amount of financial reserves not exceeding an amount specified in or determined under the direction. (2) If a direction contains provision by virtue of subsection (1), the reference in section 24(1)(d) to an amount of financial reserves is to be read as a reference to an amount of financial reserves other than an amount permitted by the direction.
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