[F1Current assessments which are replaced by fresh assessmentsN.I.
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F11995 NI 13
10. Regulations may make provision as to the circumstances in which prescribed references in this Order to a current assessment are to have effect as if they were references to any later maintenance assessment made with respect to the same persons as the current assessment.]N.I.