Local Government Act (Northern Ireland) 1972

N.I. Expenses

3 Before the commencement of each financial year the Staff Commission shall prepare an estimate of the amount of its total expenditure for that year. N.I.

4 In preparing the estimate mentioned in paragraph 3, the Staff Commission shall take into account any surplus or deficit accruing from previous years or estimated to accrue in the current year, and may also include such additional amount as is, in the opinion of the Staff Commission, required to meet contingencies. N.I.

5 The Staff Commission shall, with the approval of the Ministry, apportion the amount estimated in accordance with paragraphs 3 and 4 between expenditure arising from matters directly concerning councils [F1 , expenditure arising from matters directly concerning the Executive] and other expenditure. N.I.

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F1 1981 NI 3

6 Any question arising in connection with an apportionment under paragraph 5 shall be referred to and determined by the Ministry of FinanceF2 . N.I.

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F2 SR 1976/281

7 The amount apportioned under paragraph 5 as arising from matters directly concerning councils shall be further apportioned between all the councils in Northern Ireland rateably in proportion to the rateable value of the hereditaments in their districts, and the amount that is so further apportioned to each council shall be paid by that council to the Staff Commission at such time and in such manner as the Staff Commission directs. N.I.

F3 [7A The amount apportioned under paragraph 5 as arising from matters directly concerning the Executive shall be paid to the Staff Commission by the Executive at such time and in such manner as the Staff Commission directs.] N.I.

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F3 1981 NI 3

8 Any sum which is payable by a council [F4 or, as the case may be, by the Executive] to the Staff Commission under paragraph 7 [F4 or paragraph 7A] shall be a debt recoverable from the council [F4 or the Executive] by the Staff Commission. N.I.

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F4 1981 NI 3

9 The amount apportioned under paragraph 5 as other expenditure shall be defrayed as expenses of the Ministry. N.I.