[32Q Use of levy payments]
Electricity Act 1989 (1989 c 29) | Legislation

[32Q  Use of levy payments]

[(1)     Amounts payable in respect of the certificate purchase levy are to be paid to the administrator of the levy.

(2)     Amounts received by the administrator under subsection (1) must be paid to—

(a)     the purchasing body of GB certificates, or

(b)     the purchasing body of NI certificates,

in accordance with such provision as may be contained in the order.

(3)     Amounts paid to a purchasing body under subsection (2) may be used by that body only for the purpose of discharging the certificate purchase obligation.

(4)     The order may contain further provision about—

(a)     the calculation of amounts received by the administrator that are to be paid to a relevant purchasing body;

(b)     the time by which the administrator must make payments of such amounts

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