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74.—(1) This article applies for the purpose of determining the amount of the building fabric repair increase (“BFR”) in the formulae in this Chapter for calculating the partial project score to be given to a qualifying action.
(2) For the purposes of this article, the Administrator must—
(a)determine the amount of building fabric repair expenditure in connection with the qualifying action in accordance with paragraphs (3) and (4); and
(b)if the amount of building fabric repair expenditure in connection with the qualifying action is £50 or more, determine, in accordance with paragraph (7), whether the participant’s building fabric repair allowance is exhausted.
(3) Where the qualifying action is—
(a)the only qualifying action in the ECO4 project; or
(b)the final qualifying action in the project to have been completed,
the amount of building fabric repair expenditure in connection with the qualifying action is the amount determined in connection with the ECO4 project in accordance with article 62.
(4) Where the qualifying action is not—
(a)the only qualifying action in the ECO4 project; or
(b)the final qualifying action in the project to have been completed,
the amount of building fabric repair expenditure in connection with the qualifying action is £0.
(5) The building fabric repair increase (“BFR”) is—
(a)£0, where—
(i)the amount of building fabric repair expenditure in connection with the qualifying action is less than £50; or
(ii)where the participant’s building fabric repair allowance is exhausted;
(b)in any other case, the amount calculated in accordance with the following formula—
Q / £17.83.
(6) In paragraph (5)(b), “Q” has the same meaning as in article 61(4).
(7) Article 63 (determination whether building fabric repair allowance is exhausted) applies for the purposes of this article as it applies for the purposes of article 61, except that in article 63, for references to “the ECO4 project in question” substitute “the qualifying action in question”.
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I1Art. 74 in force at 27.7.2022, see art. 1(1)
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