Local Government Borrowing Act 2011

Application of Local Government Act 2002

11: Exemption from prohibition on borrowing in foreign currency

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"When councils can borrow money in another country's currency without breaking the rules"

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You can find an exemption in the law about borrowing money in a different country's currency. This exemption is related to a part of the Local Government Act 2002, which you can read more about in section 113(1). When a local authority guarantees a debt for the Funding Agency, this part of the law does not apply to them.

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11Exemption from prohibition on borrowing in foreign currency

  1. Section 113(1) of the Local Government Act 2002 does not apply in relation to a guarantee by a local authority of any indebtedness of the Funding Agency.