UK Statutory Instrument 1996 United Kingdom

The Local Authorities (Contracting Out of Investment Functions) Order 1996

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What's here

6 compliance obligations

Who this Act binds

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  • Contractor 6

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What this Act requires

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s.art008

Making investments

  • Consider diversification and suitability when investing for a local authority Contractor
s.art009

Qualifications of contractors

  • Ensure you and your staff are suitably qualified and authorised for investment decisions Contractor
s.art010

Investment and accounting practices

  • Follow proper investment and accounting practices Contractor
s.art011

Instructions of authority

  • Comply with instructions from the local authority Contractor
s.art012

Information

  • Handle information securely, report quarterly, and comply with authority requests Contractor
s.art013

Assignment and sub-contracting

  • Contractor must not subcontract council investment functions without authorisation Contractor
Browse 7 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
s.art001

Citation, commencement and interpretation

s.art002

Interpretation of Part

s.art003

Contracting out of functions

s.art004

Scope of authorisation

s.art005

Investment functions

s.art006

Interpretation of Part

s.art007

Conditions attaching to the exercise of functions

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