The Income-related Benefits (Subsidy to Authorities) Amendment Order 2022
S.I. 2022/983 · Made 23 September 2022
Social Security
Made at 12.00 p.m. on 23rd September 2022
Laid before Parliament at 2.00 p.m. on 23rd September 2022
Coming into force 31st October 2022
The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions makes the following Order in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 140B(1), (3), (4) and (4A), 140C(1) and (4), 140F(2) and 189(1), (4), (6) and (7) of the Social Security Administration Act 1992f1.
In accordance with section 189(8) of that Actf2, the Secretary of State has obtained the consent of the Treasury.
In accordance with section 176(1)(b) of that Actf3, the Secretary of State has consulted with organisations appearing to the Secretary of State to be representative of the authorities concerned.
Annotations to the whole text
Footnotes
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1992 c. 5 (“the Administration Act”). Sections 140B, 140C and 140F were inserted by paragraph 4 of Schedule 12 to the Housing Act 1996 (c. 52). Section 140B(1) was amended by paragraph 7 of Schedule 1 and Schedule 2 to the Social Security Administration (Fraud) Act 1997 (c. 47) (“the Fraud Act”). Section 140B(4) was substituted and section 140(4A) was inserted by section 10 of the Fraud Act. There are amendments to sections 140C and 189(1), (4) and (6) which are not relevant to this Order. Section 189(7) was amended by paragraph 24 of Schedule 9 to the Local Government Finance Act 1992 (c. 14) and by paragraph 10 of Schedule 1 to the Fraud Act.
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Relevant amendments are made by paragraph 3(5) of Schedule 13 to the Housing Act 1996 and paragraph 3 of Schedule 4 to the Tax Credits Act 2002 (c.21).
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Section 176(1)(b) is amended by paragraph 3(4) of Schedule 13 to the Housing Act 1996.
Contents
- 1Citation, commencement, extent and interpretation
- 2Amendment of the 1998 Order and effect of amendments
- 3Housing Benefit Assurance Process
- 4The amount of an authority’s subsidy
- 5Additional amount of subsidy: Verify Earnings and Pension Alerts Service
- 6Housing Benefit Award Accuracy Initiative
- 7Rent rebate deductions from the subsidy of an authority in Wales
- Signature
- Schedule 1Substitution of Schedule 1 to the 1998 Order
- Schedule 2Substitution of Schedule 1ZB to the 1998 Order
- Schedule 3Substitution of Schedule 1ZC to the 1998 Order
- Schedule 4Substitution of Schedule 4A to the 1998 Order
- Explanatory note
1Citation, commencement, extent and interpretation
This Order may be cited as the Income-related Benefits (Subsidy to Authorities) Amendment Order 2022 and comes into force on 31st October 2022.
Any amendment made by this Order has the same extent as the provision amended.
2Amendment of the 1998 Order and effect of amendments
In paragraphs (2) and (3), “relevant year” means the year in respect of which a claim for subsidy is made.
3Housing Benefit Assurance Process
In article 2 (interpretation of Parts 2 and 4), in the definition of “HBAP”, for “30th March 2020”, substitute “31st March 2022”.
4The amount of an authority’s subsidy
For Schedule 1 (sums to be used in the calculation of subsidy) substitute the Schedule 1 set out in Schedule 1 to this Order.
5Additional amount of subsidy: Verify Earnings and Pension Alerts Service
For Schedule 1ZB (additional amount of subsidy: Verify Earnings and Pension Alerts Service), substitute the Schedule 1ZB set out in Schedule 2 to this Order.
6Housing Benefit Award Accuracy Initiative
For Schedule 1ZC (additional amount of subsidy: housing benefit award accuracy initiative), substitute the Schedule 1ZC set out in Schedule 3 to this Order.
7Rent rebate deductions from the subsidy of an authority in Wales
For Schedule 4A (rent rebate limitation deductions (housing revenue account dwellings): authorities in Wales), substitute the Schedule 4A set out in Schedule 4 to this Order.
Signature
Signed by authority of the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
Victoria Prentis
Minister of State
Department for Work and Pensions
At 12.00 p.m. on 23rd September 2022
We consent.
Craig Whittaker
Gareth Johnson
Two of the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury
22nd September 2022
Schedule 1Substitution of Schedule 1 to the 1998 Order
“SCHEDULE 1
Sums to be used in the calculation of subsidy
Article 12(1)(b)
Relevant Year 2021-2022
Local authority Administration subsidy (£) England Adur District Council 166,774 Allerdale Borough Council 285,828 Amber Valley Borough Council 338,744 Arun District Council 459,401 Ashfield District Council 381,388 Ashford Borough Council 360,980 Babergh District Council 201,763 London Borough of Barking and Dagenham 1,140,118 London Borough of Barnet 1,616,245 Barnsley Borough Council 872,272 Barrow Borough Council 216,323 Basildon District Council 624,987 Basingstoke and Deane District Council 433,632 Bassetlaw District Council 317,494 Bath and North East Somerset Council 432,954 Bedford Borough Council 533,537 London Borough of Bexley 722,001 Birmingham City Council 5,779,690 Blaby District Council 169,742 Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council 530,227 Blackpool Borough Council 836,872 Bolsover District Council 246,048 Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council 1,094,027 Boston Borough Council 214,041 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council 1,240,204 Bracknell Forest Borough Council 286,440 Bradford Metropolitan Borough Council 1,744,903 Braintree District Council 372,561 Breckland District Council 349,145 London Borough of Brent 2,031,962 Brentwood District Council 139,102 Brighton and Hove Council 1,096,240 Bristol City Council 1,637,702 Broadland District Council 218,646 London Borough of Bromley 870,560 Bromsgrove District Council 171,522 Broxbourne Borough Council 301,767 Broxtowe Council 255,670 Buckinghamshire Council 1,184,153 Burnley Borough Council 384,919 Bury Metropolitan Borough Council 581,719 Calderdale Borough Council 720,662 Cambridge City Council 357,031 London Borough of Camden 1,448,119 Cannock Chase District Council 281,991 Canterbury City Council 434,026 City of Carlisle District Council 303,502 Castle Point District Council 196,629 Central Bedfordshire 564,010 Charnwood Borough Council 355,376 Chelmsford Borough Council 377,519 Cheltenham Borough Council 300,276 Cherwell District Council 337,046 Cheshire East Council 831,421 Cheshire West and Chester Council 905,106 Chesterfield Borough Council 401,416 Chichester District Council 299,958 Chorley Borough Council 277,031 City of London 57,567 Colchester Borough Council 527,384 Copeland Borough Council 221,215 Cornwall Council 1,727,900 Cotswold District Council 174,557 Coventry City Council 1,238,838 Craven District Council 109,509 Crawley Borough Council 449,400 London Borough of Croydon 1,814,031 Dacorum Borough Council 442,434 Darlington Borough Council 410,686 Dartford Borough Council 286,585 Derby City Council 880,817 Derbyshire Dales District Council 145,407 Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council 1,091,147 Dorset Council 912,709 Dover District Council 388,841 Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council 964,225 Durham County Council 2,102,314 London Borough of Ealing 1,851,001 East Cambridgeshire District Council 189,300 East Devon District Council 335,752 East Hampshire District Council 210,144 East Hertfordshire District Council 318,481 East Lindsey District Council 471,405 East Riding of Yorkshire Council 745,130 East Staffordshire Borough Council 290,395 East Suffolk Council 694,438 Eastbourne Borough Council 434,434 Eastleigh Borough Council 276,450 Eden District Council 99,800 Elmbridge Borough Council 311,766 London Borough of Enfield 2,157,709 Epping Forest District Council 320,617 Epsom and Ewell Borough Council 159,578 Erewash Borough Council 324,630 Exeter City Council 381,586 Fareham Borough Council 183,161 Fenland District Council 303,245 Folkestone and Hythe District Council 386,896 Forest of Dean District Council 206,464 Fylde Borough Council 208,970 Gateshead Borough Council 858,107 Gedling Borough Council 280,065 Gloucester City Council 432,448 Gosport Borough Council 271,462 Gravesham Borough Council 319,738 Great Yarmouth Council 410,526 Royal Borough of Greenwich 1,620,429 Guildford Borough Council 274,252 London Borough of Hackney 2,064,473 Halton Borough Council 542,170 Hambleton District Council 190,671 London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham 1,122,888 Harborough District Council 128,688 London Borough of Haringey 1,703,666 Harlow District Council 357,830 Harrogate Borough Council 308,410 Harrow Council 882,712 Hart District Council 137,774 Hartlepool Borough Council 485,951 Hastings Borough Council 433,056 Havant Borough Council 300,980 London Borough of Havering 764,108 Herefordshire Council 478,350 Hertsmere Borough Council 333,839 High Peak Borough Council 225,944 London Borough of Hillingdon 1,098,919 Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council 200,910 Horsham District Council 260,149 London Borough of Hounslow 1,125,008 Hull City Council 1,398,549 Huntingdonshire District Council 358,428 Hyndburn Borough Council 309,082 Ipswich Borough Council 541,358 Isle of Wight County Council 502,699 Isles of Scilly Council 1,706 London Borough of Islington 1,662,957 Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea 1,036,886 Kings Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council 401,919 Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames 520,578 Kirklees Metropolitan Borough Council 1,289,211 Knowsley Borough Council 776,361 London Borough of Lambeth 2,120,740 Lancaster City Council 405,040 Leeds City Council 2,691,201 Leicester City Council 1,382,707 Lewes District Council 301,636 London Borough of Lewisham 2,038,224 Lichfield District Council 204,322 City of Lincoln Council 390,562 Liverpool City Council 2,660,206 Luton Borough Council 862,381 Maidstone Borough Council 440,637 Maldon District Council 132,278 Malvern Hills District Council 181,862 Manchester City Council 2,767,129 Mansfield District Council 373,952 Medway Council 882,870 Melton Borough Council 108,827 Mendip District Council 289,418 London Borough of Merton 629,959 Mid Devon District Council 196,894 Mid Suffolk District Council 184,569 Mid Sussex District Council 273,011 Middlesbrough Council 766,190 Milton Keynes Borough Council 903,414 Mole Valley District Council 182,720 New Forest District Council 397,867 Newark and Sherwood District Council 288,175 Newcastle-Under-Lyme Borough Council 336,841 Newcastle City Council 1,343,574 London Borough of Newham 1,946,373 North Devon District Council 280,537 North East Derbyshire District Council 271,623 North East Lincolnshire Council 607,458 North Hertfordshire District Council 330,006 North Kesteven District Council 223,240 North Lincolnshire Council 488,781 North Norfolk District Council 281,476 North Northamptonshire Council 887,308 North Somerset Council 592,797 North Tyneside Borough Council 764,581 North Warwickshire District Council 155,839 North West Leicestershire District Council 202,574 Northumberland County Council 990,611 Norwich City Council 658,264 Nottingham City Council 1,456,450 Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council 405,863 Oadby and Wigston Borough Council 100,313 Oldham Borough Council 910,869 Oxford City Council 459,987 Pendle Borough Council 286,652 Peterborough City Council 745,199 Plymouth City Council 1,024,060 Portsmouth City Council 924,688 Preston Borough Council 487,938 Reading Borough Council 621,703 London Borough of Redbridge 1,004,702 Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council 599,349 Borough of Redditch 255,888 Reigate and Banstead Borough Council 347,377 Ribble Valley Borough Council 92,282 Richmondshire District Council 101,777 London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 473,695 Rochdale Borough Council 919,750 Rochford District Council 151,095 Rossendale Borough Council 212,984 Rother District Council 240,050 Rotherham Borough Council 957,402 Rugby Borough Council 236,557 Runnymede Borough Council 211,335 Rushcliffe Borough Council 185,607 Rushmoor Borough Council 307,919 Rutland County Council 65,457 Ryedale District Council 132,025 Salford City Council 1,235,628 Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council 1,344,659 Scarborough Borough Council 406,761 Sedgemoor District Council 379,041 Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council 1,027,040 Selby District Council 172,133 Sevenoaks District Council 271,005 Sheffield City Council 2,016,189 Shropshire Council 719,739 Slough Borough Council 619,024 Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council 540,946 Somerset West and Taunton Council 455,030 South Cambridgeshire District Council 269,903 South Derbyshire District Council 193,256 South Gloucestershire Council 571,935 South Hams District Council 218,552 South Holland District Council 200,393 South Kesteven District Council 331,673 South Lakeland District Council 185,768 South Norfolk District Council 267,270 South Oxfordshire District Council 264,327 South Ribble Borough Council 225,429 South Somerset District Council 421,505 South Staffordshire District Council 228,688 South Tyneside Council 795,270 Southampton City Council 977,914 Southend on Sea Borough Council 709,020 London Borough of Southwark 1,799,299 Spelthorne Borough Council 247,609 St Albans District Council 288,429 St Helens Borough Council 663,879 Stafford Borough Council 276,134 Staffordshire Moorlands District Council 159,334 Stevenage Borough Council 320,958 Stockport Borough Council 794,190 Stockton on Tees Borough Council 725,054 Stoke on Trent City Council 978,780 Stratford on Avon District Council 273,014 Stroud District Council 243,032 Sunderland City Council 1,292,998 Surrey Heath Borough Council 160,500 London Borough of Sutton 658,508 Swale Borough Council 478,180 Swindon Borough Council 606,821 Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council 914,735 Tamworth Borough Council 221,049 Tandridge District Council 187,844 Teignbridge District Council 333,532 Telford and Wrekin Council 706,784 Tendring District Council 552,866 Test Valley Borough Council 277,620 Tewkesbury Borough Council 200,446 Thanet District Council 611,231 Three Rivers Council 217,568 Thurrock Borough Council 543,553 Tonbridge and Malling District Council 320,135 Torbay Council 524,699 Torridge District Council 177,864 London Borough of Tower Hamlets 2,245,608 Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council 618,673 Tunbridge Wells Borough Council 291,406 Uttlesford District Council 148,847 Vale of White Horse District Council 270,855 Wakefield Council 1,212,019 Walsall Borough Council 1,146,672 London Borough of Waltham Forest 1,295,219 London Borough of Wandsworth 1,433,604 Warrington Borough Council 555,749 Warwick District Council 305,891 Watford Borough Council 350,311 Waverley Borough Council 254,292 Wealden District Council 289,049 Welwyn Hatfield District Council 362,872 West Berkshire Council 359,167 West Devon Borough Council 138,512 West Lancashire District Council 297,365 West Lindsey District Council 259,045 West Northamptonshire 952,267 West Oxfordshire District Council 205,424 West Suffolk Council 442,056 City of Westminster 1,419,218 Wigan Council 1,018,118 Wiltshire Council 1,113,824 Winchester City Council 263,221 Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead 295,325 Wirral Borough Council 1,309,372 Woking Borough Council 240,801 Wokingham District Council 214,714 Wolverhampton City Council 1,100,571 Worcester City Council 304,955 Worthing Borough Council 315,502 Wychavon District Council 291,660 Wyre Borough Council 325,381 Wyre Forest District Council 322,340 City of York Council 406,049 Wales Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council 325,787 Bridgend County Borough Council 496,753 Caerphilly County Borough Council 676,895 Cardiff City Council 1,443,993 Carmarthenshire County Council 593,035 Ceredigion Council 208,289 Conwy County Borough Council 408,650 Denbighshire County Council 376,552 Flintshire County Council 431,124 Gwynedd Council 362,202 Isle of Anglesey County Council 220,019 Merthyr Tydfil Borough Council 242,683 Monmouthshire County Council 230,483 Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council 600,412 Newport City Council 598,735 Pembrokeshire County Council 410,567 Powys County Council 342,311 Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council 870,755 Swansea City Council 951,800 Torfaen Borough Council 398,364 Vale of Glamorgan Council 383,401 Wrexham Council 486,822 Scotland Aberdeen City Council 678,838 Aberdeenshire Council 498,326 Angus Council 373,135 Argyll and Bute Council 263,669 Clackmannanshire Council 227,522 Comhairle Nan Eilean Siar Council 67,746 Dumfries and Galloway Council 550,517 Dundee City Council 777,001 East Ayrshire Council 518,581 East Dunbartonshire Council 213,506 East Lothian District Council 323,700 East Renfrewshire Council 176,089 City of Edinburgh Council 1,726,230 Falkirk District Council 549,236 Fife Council 1,347,783 Glasgow City Council 3,804,319 Highland Council 661,070 Inverclyde District Council 397,668 Midlothian Council 289,469 Moray Council 250,247 North Ayrshire Council 680,462 North Lanarkshire Council 1,417,602 Orkney Islands Council 61,299 Perth and Kinross Council 373,389 Renfrewshire Council 694,515 Scottish Borders Council 369,827 Shetland Islands Council 52,957 South Ayrshire Council 437,418 South Lanarkshire Council 1,143,290 Stirling Council 250,429 West Dunbartonshire Council 534,025 West Lothian Council 684,285 ”
Schedule 2Substitution of Schedule 1ZB to the 1998 Order
“SCHEDULE 1ZB
Additional amount of subsidy: Verify Earnings and Pension Alerts Service
Article 12(1)(bza)
Interpretation
1.In this Schedule—
“relevant activities” means activities carried out by authorities receiving VEP alerts to administer those alerts;
“VEP alerts” means alerts given by the Secretary of State enabling authorities to identify changes in earnings and pensions so as to help prevent fraud and error relating to housing benefit.
Additional amount: relevant year beginning with 1st April 2022
2.The additional amount of subsidy for an authority for the relevant year beginning with 1st April 2022 is the amount specified for that authority in the Housing Benefit Circular HB S8/2022 first published by the Department for Work and Pensions on 17th June 2022f1.
Use of amount paid under paragraph 2
3.An authority must use the additional amount received under paragraph 2 in connection with relevant activities.”
Schedule 3Substitution of Schedule 1ZC to the 1998 Order
“SCHEDULE 1ZC
Additional Amount of Subsidy: Housing Benefit Award Accuracy Initiative
Article 12(1)(bzb)
Interpretation
1.In this Schedule—
“HBAAI” means the Housing Benefit Award Accuracy Initiative set out in Housing Benefit Circular HB A6/2021 first published by the Department for Work and Pensions on 14th May 2021f1;
“relevant activities” means activities carried out by authorities in connection with administering the HBAAI.
Additional amount: relevant year beginning with 1st April 2021
2.The additional amount of subsidy for an authority for the relevant year beginning with 1st April 2021 is the amount (if any) specified for that authority in the following Housing Benefit Circulars published by the Department for Work and Pensions—
(a)HB S8/2021 (revised), first published on 27th April 2021 and updated on 16th July 2021f2;
(b)HB S9/2021, first published on 23rd July 2021f3;
(c)HB S11/2021, first published on 22nd October 2021f4.
Use of amount paid under paragraph 2
3.An authority must use any additional amount received under paragraph 2 in connection with relevant activities.”
Schedule 4Substitution of Schedule 4A to the 1998 Order
“SCHEDULE 4A
Rent Rebate Limitation Deductions (Housing Revenue Account Dwellings): Authorities in Wales
Article 20A
Interpretation
1.In this Schedule—
“HRA” means the Housing Revenue Account of the authority the amount of whose subsidy is under consideration;
“rent”, in relation to a dwelling, means the total of the payments in respect of the dwelling specified in regulation 12(1) of the Housing Benefit Regulations or, as the case may be, regulation 12(1) of the Housing Benefit (State Pension Credit) Regulations, other than a payment specified in regulation 12(1)(e).
Liability to deduction
2.(1)This paragraph applies in relation to the relevant year if—
(a)the authority is specified in the Table in paragraph 4 for that year, and
(b)O + P is less than Q where—
O is the amount specified in column 1 of that Table for the authority;
P is the guideline rent increase specified in column 2 of that Table for the authority;
Q is the average weekly rent for a dwelling for the authority for the relevant year.
(2)For the purposes of determining Q in sub-paragraph (1)(b), the average weekly rent for a dwelling for the authority for the relevant year is calculated by dividing the total rent charged for all dwellings in the HRA in that year by the total number of weeks for which rent was charged for all dwellings in the HRA, disregarding any unoccupied dwelling.
Amount of deduction
3.(1)The amount of the deduction from subsidy referred to in article 20A(2) is to be calculated as follows—
Step 1
Divide the amount of rebates granted by the authority in the relevant year in respect of dwellings in the HRA by the income of the authority for that year from rent (including rent remitted by way of rebate) in respect of such dwellings.
Step 2
If the result of Step 1—
(a)does not exceed the rebate proportion for the relevant year (see sub-paragraph (2))—
(i)deduct (O + P) from Q (see paragraph 2);
(ii)divide the result of paragraph (a)(i) by Q;
(iii)multiply the amount of the subsidy (apart from any deduction to be calculated under this Schedule) by the result of paragraph (a)(ii));
(b)exceeds the rebate proportion for the relevant year—
(i)deduct (O + P) from Q (see paragraph 2);
(ii)divide the result of paragraph (b)(i) by Q;
(iii)divide the rebate proportion (see sub-paragraph (2)) by the result of Step 1;
(iv)multiply the result of paragraph (b)(ii) by the result of paragraph (b)(iii);
(v)multiply the amount of the subsidy (apart from any deduction to be calculated under this Schedule) by the result of paragraph (b)(iv).
(2)The rebate proportion for the purposes of sub-paragraph (1) for the relevant year beginning with 1st April 2022 is 0.528.
Amounts for the purposes of paragraph 2
4.The amounts for the relevant year beginning with 1st April 2022 for the purposes of paragraph 2 are as follows—
Local authority (1) Specified amount “O” (£) (2) Guideline rent increase “P” (£) Caerphilly County Borough Council 101.42 3.14 Cardiff City Council 114.24 3.54 Carmarthenshire County Council 100.60 3.12 Denbighshire County Council 100.88 3.59 Flintshire County Council 104.52 5.04 Isle of Anglesey County Council 100.10 4.99 Pembrokeshire County Council 103.60 3.42 Powys County Council 104.19 3.23 Swansea City Council 101.62 3.15 Vale of Glamorgan Council 112.09 5.15 Wrexham Council 103.33 4.49 ”
Explanatory note
(This note is not part of the Order)
This Order amends the Income-related Benefits (Subsidy to Authorities) Order 1998 (S.I. 1998/562) (“the 1998 Order”) which provides for the calculation and payment of housing benefit subsidy to local authorities in England, Wales and Scotland which administer housing benefit. Section 140F(2) of the Social Security Administration Act 1992 (c. 5) (“the Act”) authorises the making, revocation or varying of an Order before, during or after the year to which it relates.
Article 3 updates the definition of “HBAP” in article 2 of the 1998 Order to refer to the appropriate version of the Housing Benefit Assurance Process, published on 31st March 2022.
Article 4 and Schedule 1 substitute Schedule 1 to the 1998 Order which prescribes the sums to be used in the calculation of subsidy for the year beginning with 1st April 2021.
Article 5 and Schedule 2 substitute Schedule 1ZB to the 1998 Order, which prescribes a system for the making of additional payments of subsidy to authorities administering alerts relating to the earnings and pension entitlement of claimants for housing benefit. Substituted paragraph 2 of that Schedule has effect for the purposes of determining additional amounts of subsidy payable for the year beginning with 1st April 2022. The amounts were notified by the Secretary of State to local authorities on 17th June 2022.
Article 6 and Schedule 3 substitute Schedule 1ZC to the 1998 Order. This updates the definition of “HBAAI” in paragraph 1 of Schedule 1ZC to the 1998 Order to refer to the most recent version of the Housing Benefit Award Accuracy Initiative, published on 14th May 2021. Substituted paragraph 2 of that Schedule prescribes a system for the making of additional payments of subsidy to authorities verifying the accuracy of information held in respect of the household, income and capital, and general financial circumstances of claimants for housing benefit. It has effect for the purposes of determining additional amounts of subsidy payable for the year beginning with 1st April 2021. The amounts were notified by the Secretary of State to local authorities on 22nd October 2021.
Article 7 and Schedule 4 substitute Schedule 4A to the 1998 Order. This has effect for the purposes of determining subsidy payable for the year beginning with 1st April 2022 for authorities in Wales. The substituted Schedule updates the rebate proportion figure for 2022/2023 to 0.528 and sets out revised specified amounts “O” and guideline rent increases “P” used when calculating deductions from subsidy under paragraph 2 of substituted Schedule.
Hard copies of the circulars referenced in this Order are available by writing to the Department for Work and Pensions, Local Authority Partnership, Engagement and Delivery Division, Room B120D, Warbreck House, Warbreck Hill, Blackpool, FY2 0YE or by emailing [email protected].
A full impact assessment has not been produced for this instrument as no, or no significant, impact on the private, voluntary or public sector is foreseen.