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1961 c.62 2.(1) Where any persons, not being trustees, have a statutory power of making investments which is or includes power (a)to make the like investments as are authorised by section one of the Trustee Act or by any enactment repealed by that Act; or (b)to make the like investments as trustees are for the time being by law (whether the law of Northern Ireland or of any other part of the United Kingdom) authorised to make; (2) Where, in the exercise of powers conferred by any enactment, an authority to which this sub-section applies uses money belonging to any fund for any purpose for which the authority has power to borrow, the provisions of the Investments Act, as it applies by virtue of sub-section (1), shall, subject to sub-section (3), apply as if there were comprised in the fund (in addition to the actual content thereof) property, being narrower-range investments within the meaning of the Investments Act, having a value equal to so much of the said money as for the time being has not been repaid to the fund, and accordingly any repayment of such money to the fund shall not be treated for the purposes of the Investments Act as the accrual of property to the fund. (3) Nothing in sub-section (2) shall be taken to require compliance with any of the provisions of section six of the Investments Act (duty of trustees in choosing investments) in relation to the exercise of any such powers as are mentioned in that sub-section. (4) Sub-section (2) applies to the following authorities (a)any local authority; (b)any authority all the members of which are appointed or elected by one or more than one local authorities; (c)any authority the majority of the members of which are appointed or elected by one or more than one local authorities, being an authority which by virtue of any enactment has power to issue a precept to a local authority, or to the expenses of which, by virtue of any enactment, a local authority is or can be required to contribute. (5) In this section "local authority" [means a district council]; "statutory power" means a power conferred by any transferred provision (within the meaning of section one of the Interpretation Act (Northern Ireland), 1954) passed before the passing of this Act or by any instrument made under any such provision.
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