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Paragraphs {{{{{1}}}|5(a)}} and {{{{{1}}}|5(b)}} and {{{{{1}}}|5(c)(i)}} is identical in the {{csa}} and the {{vmcsa}}. It is only in Paragraph {{csaprov|5(c)(ii)}} that things start getting a bit funky, as this {{diff|85267|85266}} illustrates.  
Paragraphs {{{{{1}}}|5(a)}} and {{{{{1}}}|5(b)}} and {{{{{1}}}|5(c)(i)}} is identical in the {{csa}} and the {{vmcsa}}. It is only in Paragraph {{csaprov|5(c)(ii)}} that things start getting a bit funky, as this {{diff|85267|85266}} illustrates.  


5(c)(ii), in the {{vmcsa}} is a horror show and is broadly the same as the equivalent provision in the New York law VM CSA. There is a {{diff||}} of that to look at too.  
Paragraph {{{{{1}}}|5(c)(ii)}} and beyond in the {{vmcsa}} is an utter horror show and is broadly the same as the equivalent provision in the New York law VM CSA. There is a {{diff||}} of that to look at too.  


Paragraph {{csaprov|5(c)(i)}} is self-contained. It does not need adjustment in Paragraph {{csaprov|11}}: the reference to “Distributions” in the heading of Paragraph {{csaprov|11(f)}} simply reflects the heading of Paragraph {{csaprov|5(c)}}, and does not imply you need to add anything.
Paragraph {{csaprov|5(c)(i)}} is self-contained. It does not need adjustment in Paragraph {{csaprov|11}}: the reference to “Distributions” in the heading of Paragraph {{csaprov|11(f)}} simply reflects the heading of Paragraph {{csaprov|5(c)}}, and does not imply you need to add anything.