31 Substituted amounts
Local Government Finance Act 1992 (1992 c 14) | Legislation

31  Substituted amounts

(1)     Where a billing authority has set amounts for a financial year under section 30 above and at any later time—

(a)     it makes substitute calculations under section [36A,] 37[, 52I or 52T] below;

[(aa)     substitute calculations it has made under section 52ZF below have effect by virtue of section 52ZH or 52ZI below; or]

(b)     it is issued with a precept for the year (originally or by way of substitute) by a major precepting authority,

it shall as soon as reasonably practicable after that time set amounts in substitution so

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