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Draft Long Term Plan 2012-2022 - Hurunui District Council

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www.hurunui.govt.nzUnder the Debenture Trust Deed <strong>Council</strong>’s borrowing issecured by a floating charge over all <strong>Council</strong> rates levied underthe Rating Act, excluding any rates collected by <strong>Council</strong> onbehalf of any other local authority. In such circumstances, thesecurity offered by <strong>Council</strong> ranks ‘Pari Passu’ for all stock issuedby <strong>Council</strong> including any security stock issued.(e) Secure its borrowing from the LGFA and the performanceof other obligations to the LGFA or its creditors with acharge over the <strong>Council</strong>’s rates and rates revenue.<strong>Council</strong> offers deemed rates as security for general borrowingprograms. From time to time, with prior <strong>Council</strong> and DebentureTrustee approval, security may be offered by providing a chargeover one or more of <strong>Council</strong>s assets.Physical assets will be charged only where:• There is a direct relationship between the debt andthe purchase or construction of the asset, which itfunds (e.g. an operating lease, or project finance).• <strong>Council</strong> considers a charge over physical assets to beappropriate.• Any pledging of physical assets must comply with theterms and conditions contained within the DebentureDeed.Debt RepaymentThe funds from all asset sales and operating surpluses willbe applied to the reduction of debt and/or a reduction inborrowing requirements, unless the <strong>Council</strong> specifically directsthat the funds will be put to another use.New Zealand Local Government Funding Agency LimitedInvestmentDespite anything earlier in this Liability Management Policy, the<strong>Council</strong> may borrow from the New Zealand Local GovernmentFunding Agency Limited (LGFA) and, in connection with thatborrowing, may enter into the following related transactions tothe extent it considers necessary or desirable:(a) Contribute a portion of its borrowing back to the LGFAas an equity contribution to the LGFA, for exampleBorrower Notes;(b) Provide guarantees of the indebtedness of other localauthorities to the LGFA and of the indebtedness of theLGFA itself;(c) Commit to contributing additional equity (or subordinateddebt) to the LGFA if required;(d) Subscribe for shares and uncalled capital in the LGFA; and218

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