SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 7Finances and accounts of transferee companies
Interpretation of Schedule
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1
In this Schedule—
“designated BNFL company” means a company designated for the purposes of this Schedule by an order made by the Secretary of State;
“transferee company” means a body corporate which is—
- a
a body corporate to which a transfer has been made in accordance with a nuclear transfer scheme; but
- b
not a subsidiary of the UKAEA;
- a
“transferor”, in relation to a transfer scheme, means the person from whom property, rights and liabilities are transferred to a transferee company in accordance with the scheme.
2
The Secretary of State may designate a company for the purposes of this Schedule as a designated BNFL company only if, without being a subsidiary of the UKAEA, it is a publicly controlled company to which—
a
securities of BNFL or of a designated BNFL company,
b
property, rights or liabilities of BNFL or of a designated BNFL company, or
c
property, rights or liabilities of a wholly-owned subsidiary of BNFL or of a designated BNFL company,
were transferred (whether in accordance with a nuclear transfer scheme or otherwise) at a time when both the person from whom they were transferred and the company to which they were transferred were publicly controlled.
3
For the purposes of this Schedule a body corporate is wholly-owned by the Crown if it is a company limited by shares each of which is held on behalf of the Crown.
4
A share in a company is held on behalf of the Crown if, and only if, it is held by—
a
the Treasury;
b
a Minister of the Crown;
c
another company which is wholly-owned by the Crown; or
d
a nominee of a person falling within paragraphs (a) to (c).
5
An order designating a company for the purposes of this Schedule must be laid before Parliament.
6
References in this Schedule to a nuclear transfer scheme include references to any modification agreement (within the meaning of Schedule 5) relating to that scheme.
7
In this paragraph “company” F1means a company as defined in section 1(1) of the Companies Act 2006.