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Banking (Special Provisions) Act 2008 (c. 2)Introductory TextIntroduction (ss. 1-2)1. Meaning of "authorised UK deposit-taker"2. Cases where Treasury's powers are exercisableTransfer of securities (ss. 3-5)3. Transfer of securities4. Extinguishment of subscription rights5. Compensation etc. for securities transferred etc.Transfer of property etc. (ss. 6-7)6. Transfer of property, rights and liabilities7. Compensation etc. for property etc. transferredFurther transfers (s. 8)8. Further transfers following transfer to public sectorSupplementary (ss. 9-10)9. Supplementary provision about compensation schemes etc.10. Tax consequencesBuilding societies (s. 11)11. Modification of legislation applying in relation to building societiesGeneral (ss. 12-17)12. Consequential and supplementary provision13. Orders and regulations: general14. Orders and regulations: retrospective provisions15. Interpretation16. Financial provision17. Short title, commencement and extentSchedule 1 Transfer orders under section 3Schedule 2 Transfer orders under section 6
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Introduction (ss. 1-2)

1. Meaning of "authorised UK deposit-taker"
2. Cases where Treasury's powers are exercisable
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