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Cap. 422 · cap/422 (Cap. 422)

Cap. 422 Art. 21Advances from the Government. the Government.

PART III

In KraftAmtlicher Text

The Minister of Finance may, after consultation with the

Minister, make advances to the Authority of such sums as he may agree to be required by the Authority for carrying out any of its functions under this Act, and may make such advances on such terms and conditions as he may, after consultation as aforesaid, deem appropriate. Any such advance may be made by the Minister the Authority of a capital nature, contract or raise loans, or incur liabilities, for such periods and on such terms and conditions as he may deem appropriate; and any sums due in respect of or in connection with any such loan or liability shall be a charge on the Consolidated Fund.

(2) Notice of any loans, liabilities or advances made or incurred under subarticle (1) shall be given to the House as soon as practicable.

(3) Pending the raising of any such loan as is mentioned in subarticle (1), or for the purpose of providing the Authority with working capital, the Minister of Finance may, by warrant under his hand, and without further appropriation other than this Act, authorise the Accountant General to make advances to the Authority out of the Treasury Clearance Fund under such terms as may be specified by the Minister upon the making thereof.

(4) The proceeds of any loan raised for the purposes of making advances to the Authority, and any other moneys to be advanced to the Authority under this article, shall be paid into a fund specially established for the purpose and which shall be known as the "Statistics Authority Loan Fund".

(5) Sums received by the Accountant General from the Authority in respect of advances made to the Authority under subarticle (3) shall be paid, in respect of amounts by way of repayment, into the Treasury Clearance Fund, and, in respect of amounts received by way of interest, into the Consolidated Fund.