75 Special levies
Local Government Finance Act 1988 (1988 c 41) | Legislation

75  Special levies

(1)     This section applies as regards any body—

(a)     which has no power to levy a rate by virtue of regulations under section 118 below, or

(b)     whose power to levy a rate is modified by regulations under that section.

(2)     The [appropriate Minister] may make regulations conferring on any such body power to issue in respect of prescribed chargeable financial years and in accordance with the regulations—

(a)     a special levy (to be so called) to such [billing authority] as is prescribed as regards the body concerned, or

(b)     special levies (to

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