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(1)A local authority shall keep a housing revenue account of the income and expenditure of the authority for each year in respect of the houses, buildings and land specified in Part I of Schedule 15, and Part I shall have effect for that purpose.
(2)A local authority may, with the consent of the Secretary of State, include in or exclude from the housing revenue account any individual house or other property or categories of houses or other properties.
(3)The Secretary of State may make a direction either generally or in relation to specified properties that any category of house or other properties shall be included in or excluded from the housing revenue account of a local authority.
(4)The land in respect of which the local authority are required by subsection (1) to keep a housing revenue account shall not include any land which the local authority have provided expressly for sale for development by another person.
(5)Part II of Schedule 15 shall have effect in relation to the operation of the housing revenue account.
(6)The Secretary of State may, as respects any year, after consultation with such associations of local authorities as appear to him to be concerned, by order amend Schedule 15.
(7)An order under subsection (6) shall be made by statutory instrument subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament.
Modifications etc. (not altering text)
C1S. 203(1): power to exclude conferred (1.11.2001) by 2001 asp 10, s. 94(2); S.S.I. 2001/336, art. 2(3), Sch. Pt. II (subject to art. 3)
(1)The Secretary of State may by order impose, as respects a local authority or class thereof specified in the order, a limit to the amount of contribution out of their general fund which the authority or, as the case may be, an authority of the class may estimate that they will carry to the credit of their housing revenue account for the year specified in the order; and it shall be the duty of the local authority so to estimate that amount as not to exceed that limit.
(2)The limit referred to in subsection (1) may be expressed in whatever way the Secretary of State thinks fit.
(3)An order under this section shall be made by statutory instrument which shall be subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament.
(4)Every local authority shall submit to the Secretary of State an estimate of the income and expenditure an account of which they are obliged, under section 203, to keep in their housing revenue account for the year next following.
(5)In subsection (1), “general fund” means the fund maintained by a local authority under section 93 of the M1Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973.
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(1)A local authority shall keep a rent rebate account for each year.
(2)The authority shall—
(a)credit that account with the amount of rent rebate subsidy payable to them under section 32 of the M2Social Security and Housing Benefits Act 1982;
(b)debit that account with—
(i)the amount of the authority’s rent rebates for the year, and
(ii)the authority’s costs of administering their rent rebates for the year.
(3)Where for any year a deficit is shown in the account, the local authority shall credit the account in respect of that year with an amount equal to the amount of the deficit.
(1)A local authority shall keep a rent allowance account for each year.
(2)The authority shall—
(a)credit that account with the amount of rent allowance subsidy payable to them under section 32 of the Social Security and Housing Benefits Act 1982;
(b)debit that account with—
(i)the amount of the authority’s rent allowances for the year, and
(ii)the authority’s costs of administering their rent allowances for the year.
(3)Where for any year a deficit is shown in the account, the local authority shall credit the account in respect of that year with the amount of the deficit.
(1)A local authority shall keep a slum clearance revenue account for each year.
(2)That account shall include—
(a)the income and expenditure of the authority in respect of houses and other property acquired by them, or appropriated, for the purposes of Parts IV, V or VI other than houses acquired under Part IV for the purpose of bringing it or another house up to the tolerable standard; and
[F1(b)such of the expenditure of the authority in respect of houses and other property, being expenditure not included in paragraph (a), together with any income related to that expenditure as may be approved by the Secretary of State and falls within any of the following categories—
(i)any payment under section 308 (payments to certain owner-occupiers and others in respect of houses not meeting tolerable standard which are purchased or demolished) other than any such payment in respect of an interest in a house which has been purchased by the local authority for the purpose of bringing that house or another house up to the tolerable standard;
(ii)any payment under section 304 (payments in respect of well-maintained houses) other than any such payment in respect of an interest in a house which has been purchased by the local authority for the purpose of bringing that house or another house up to the tolerable standard;
(iii)any payment under section 234(5) or (6) (payment of removal and other allowances to person displaced);
(iv)such other expenditure as the Secretary of State may direct.]
(3)Schedule 16 shall have effect in relation to the slum clearance revenue account.
Textual Amendments
F1S. 207(2)(b) substituted by Housing (Scotland) Act 1988 (c. 43, SIF 61), s. 72(2), Sch. 9 para. 17
(1)Any money received by a local authority from the disposal of land to which this section applies shall be applied for a purpose for which the land which was the subject of the transaction was held.
(2)Subsection (1) shall not have effect if the Secretary of State approves the money being applied for another purpose [F2or has made directions under section 13(3)].
(3)Subsection (1) applies to land in respect of which income and expenditure is accounted for—
(a)in the housing revenue account, or
(b)in the slum clearance account.
Textual Amendments
F2Words inserted (retrospectively 9.6.1988) by Housing Act 1988 (c. 50, SIF 61), s. 132(6)(8)
(1)Where land is appropriated by a local authority for the purposes of Parts I or V or on the discontinuance of use for those purposes, such adjustment shall be made in the accounts of the local authority as the Secretary of State may direct.
(2)Any direction under this section may be either a general direction or a direction for any particular case.
(3)Where this section applies, section 25 of the M3Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1959 (which also relates to the adjustment of accounts on appropriation of land) shall not apply.
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