35 Special items for purposes of section 34
Local Government Finance Act 1992 (1992 c 14) | Legislation

35  Special items for purposes of section 34

(1)     The items referred to in section 34(1) above are—

(a)     any precept issued to or anticipated by the authority which is or is believed to be applicable to a part of its area and was taken into account by it in making the calculation (or last calculation) in relation to the year under [section 31A(2) above or] section 32(2) above; and

(b)     any expenses of the authority which are its special expenses and were taken into account by it in making that calculation.

(2)     For the purposes of subsection (1) above—

(a)     provided a resolution of a billing authority to the following effect is in force, the expenses of meeting a levy or special levy issued to or anticipated by it are its special expenses or (if the resolution relates to some only of those expenses) those to which the resolution relates are its special expenses;

(b)     any expenses which a billing authority believes will have to be met out of amounts transferred or

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