Part 5: Community Land Auction Pilots CLA Receipts Section 143: Application of CLA receipts Effect
Subsection (1) provides that regulations must require the LPA to apply financial benefits derived from CLA options ("CLA receipts") to support the development of an area by funding infrastructure or the operation of CLA arrangements in relation to the LPA’s area.
	Subsection (2) sets out what subsection (1) is subject to.
	Subsection (3) enables regulations to make provision about the extent to which LPAs may or must apply the CLA receipts it receives to specific types of infrastructure.
	Subsection (4) provides a non-exhaustive list of what is considered to be ‘infrastructure’.
	Subsection (5) sets out the definition of "affordable housing" for the purposes of subsection (4)(g) and provides a power for CLA regulations to specify further descriptions of housing which fall within this definition.
	Subsection (6) provides powers for CLA regulations to amend the definition of "infrastructure" in subsection (4), as well as to amend this section in order to list matters excluded from the meaning of "infrastructure", and therefore contains powers to guide at a national level what CLA receipts may be spent on.
	Subsection (7) provides for regulations to set out the circumstances in which LPAs may spend a specified amount of CLA receipts on matters that fall outside the requirements of subsection (1).
	Subsection (8) provides that regulations may specify further details of what may or may not be funded by CLA receipts, what can be treated as funding and criteria for determining areas that may benefit from funding by CLA receipts.
	Subsection (9) provides powers to require LPAs to prepare and publish lists of projects which they propose will be funded, either wholly or partly, by CLA receipts, and, by exemption from that list, infrastructure that developers should expect to fund and provide outside of CLA receipts. Subsection (9) also provides powers to make provision about the procedure to be followed in preparing such a list, and to permit or require the list to be prepared and published as part of the CLA infrastructure delivery strategy.
	Subsection (10) is a list of types of provision which may be made by CLA regulations when making provision about funding. It includes powers to permit CLA receipts to be used for the reimbursement of expenditure already incurred and to include provision for the giving of loans, guarantees, and indemnities.
	Subsection (11) sets out the types of provision which may be made by CLA regulations to require LPAs to monitor what CLA receipts are spent on and to report on their collection and application, or to permit LPAs or other bodies to do certain other things with CLA receipts.
	Subsection (12) sets out the circumstances, for the purposes of subsection (1), where a "financial benefit" will have derived from a CLA option.