Moratorium on Credit Facilities in Exceptional Circumstances
Statutory Text (3 Articles)
L.N. 15 of 2021
PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
(CAP. 465)
Moratorium on Credit Facilities in Exceptional Circumstances
(Amendment) Regulations, 2021
IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by article 26 of the
Public Health Act, the Minister responsible for public health, with the
concurrence of and after consultation with the Minister for Finance
and Employment, the Superintendent of Public Health, the Central
Bank of Malta and the Malta Financial Services Authority, has made
the following regulations:-
The title of these regulations is Moratorium on Credit Citation.
Facilities in Exceptional Circumstances (Amendment) Regulations,
2021 and these regulations shall be read and construed as one with the
Moratorium on Credit Facilities in Exceptional Circumstances S.L. 465. 40.
Regulations, 2020, hereinafter referred to as the "principal
regulations".
Regulation 5 of the principal regulations shall be amended Amends
regulation 5 of
as follows
the principal
regulations.
(a) sub-regulation (2) thereof shall be substituted by the
following new regulation
"(2) The duration of the moratorium shall be for a
period not exceeding nine (9) months
Provided that the Minister may, after
consultation with the Minister for Finance and
Employment, extend the duration of the moratorium by
notice published in the Gazette.";
(b) sub-regulation (3) thereof shall be substituted by the
following new regulation
"(3) Applications shall be made during the period
until 31 st March 2021, unless the Minister, after
consultation with the Minister for Finance and
Employment, decides to extend the duration of the
application period."; and
(c)
immediately after sub-regulation (3) thereof there
shall be added the following new sub-regulations
"(4) Applicants granted a moratorium
pursuant to the Moratorium on Credit
L.N. 142 of
2020. Facilities in Exceptional Circumstances
Regulations and the Moratorium on Credit
L.N. 278 of
2020. Facilities in Exceptional Circumstances
(Extension) Regulations, are eligible to apply
for an extension of the moratorium under
these regulations, provided that this extension
does not lead, in aggregate, to a moratorium
period in excess of nine (9) months.
(5) The extension referred to in sub-
regulation (4) shall require submission of an
application for extension, with the period for
applications ending on 31 st March 2021.".
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