(1)The Forestry Fund constituted under section 8 of the [1919 c. 58.] Forestry Act 1919 shall continue to be maintained as heretofore.
(2)There shall be paid into the Forestry Fund out of moneys provided by Parliament such annual amounts as Parliament may determine.
(3)The following shall be paid out of the Forestry Fund:—
(a)the salaries of the Forestry Commissioners, and the salaries or remuneration of the officers and servants of the Commissioners;
(b)all expenses incurred by the Commissioners in the exercise of their powers and the performance of their duties under—
(i)this Act; and
(ii)the [1967 c. 8.] Plant Health Act 1967,
including the payment of allowances to the members of any committee maintained by them under this Act;
(c)any administrative expenses of the Minister under Part II of this Act (including sums required for the payment of remuneration to the members of any committee appointed by him in pursuance of section 27).
(4)All sums received by the Commissioners in respect of the sale of timber, or otherwise received by them in respect of transactions carried out by them in the exercise of their powers and duties under this Act, shall be paid into the Forestry Fund.
(5)The Commissioners may accept any gift made to them for all or any purposes of this Act and, subject to the terms ' thereof, may apply it for those purposes in accordance with regulations made by them.
(6)Payments out of and into the Forestry Fund, and all other matters relating to the Fund and money standing to the credit of the Fund, shall be made and regulated in such manner as the Treasury may. bv minute to be laid before Parliament, direct.
(7)The Commissioners may from time to time, with the approval of the Treasury, make any investment of moneys standing to the credit of the Forestry Fund which trustees are for the time being authorised by law to make in the case of a trust fund.