Part 13: General Schedule 12: Infrastructure Levy Part 10A, Section 204O: Duty to pass receipts to other persons Effect
Subsection (1) allows IL regulations to require that IL received in respect of development in an area is to be passed (whether in part or whole) to another person/body.
	Subsection (2) - where IL regulations establish such a requirement then IL regulations must stipulate that the money is to be spent on supporting the development of the area by funding:
the provision, improvement, replacement, operation or maintenance of infrastructure (i.e. equivalent to new section 204N(1)); or
anything else (for example, non-infrastructure items) concerned with addressing demands that development places on an area.
	Subsection (3) allows IL regulations to set out circumstances in which IL passed on in this way may be used for other purposes (i.e. not those specified in subsection (2)). This is to provide equivalence to the provision that is made in new section 204N(5) about spending of IL monies generally.
	The remainder of this section sets out the broad framework for this process, providing for regulations to set out the details including: who can receive the money or who cannot receive it, the amount and timings of payments; monitoring, accounting and reporting responsibilities of charging authorities; and when funding is to be returned to the charging authority.
Example (1): Passing a proportion of receipts to parish councils
This section allows IL regulations to require a charging authority to pass on a proportion of its IL receipts to parish councils, replicating the approach taken in CIL (pursuant to regulations 59A-59E of the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations 2010), to allow spending on local priorities.