66 Borrowing by the Scottish Ministers etc
Scotland Act 1998 (1998 c 46) | Legislation

66  Borrowing by the Scottish Ministers etc

[(1)     The Scottish Ministers may borrow from the Secretary of State—

(a)     any sums required by them for the purpose of meeting a temporary excess of sums paid out of the Scottish Consolidated Fund over sums paid into that Fund,

(b)     any sums required by them for the purpose of providing a working balance in the Scottish Consolidated Fund, . . .

(c)     any sums which in accordance with rules determined by the Treasury are required by them to meet current expenditure because of a shortfall in receipts from devolved taxes, . . . from income tax charged by virtue of a Scottish

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