19 Section 18: further provision
Welfare Reform and Work Act 2016 (2016 c 7) | Legislation

19  Section 18: further provision

(1)     This section makes further provision about regulations under section 18.

(2)     The regulations may make provision about—

(a)     circumstances in which a person is to be treated as liable or not liable to make owner-occupier payments;

(b)     circumstances in which a person is to be treated as occupying or not occupying particular accommodation as a home.

(3)     The regulations may include—

(a)     provision about applying for a loan;

(b)     provision requiring a person to satisfy requirements prescribed by the regulations before a loan may be made under the regulations, including requirements about receiving financial advice;

(c)     provision about entering into an agreement (which may contain such terms and conditions as the Secretary of State thinks fit, subject to what may be provided in the regulations);

(d)     provision about the time when, and manner in which, a loan must be repaid;

(e)     provision about other terms upon which a loan is made;

(f)     provision

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