b'Section 513 of the 1996 Act enables a local authority, with the consent of the proprietor of any school in its area which is not a school maintained by the authority, and upon such financial and other terms, if any, as may be determined by agreement between the authority and such proprietor, to make arrangements for securing the provision of milk, meals and other refreshments for pupils in attendance at the school. Any arrangements under this section shall be on such financial and other terms, if any, as may be determined by agreement between the authority and the proprietor of the school; and shall be such as to secure, so far as is practicable, that the expense incurred by the authority in connection with the provision of any service or item under the arrangements shall not exceed the expense which would have been incurred by them in providing it if the pupil had been a pupil at a school maintained by them. This would allow the authority to charge for school meals if they could do so under section 512ZA. Section 514 of the 1996 Act contains provisions enabling local authorities to provide pupils, in certain circumstances, with board and lodging in respect of their schooling. Where local authorities act in accordance with these provisions and provide pupils with board and lodging, the authority shall require the parent to pay to the authority in respect thereof such sums, if any as in the opinion of the authority, they are able to pay without financial hardship. There is a proviso that where the board and lodging provided for the pupil was provided under arrangements made by the local authority on the ground that in its opinion education suitable to his age, ability and aptitude or special educational needs could not otherwise be provided by the authority for him, no sums shall be recoverable in respect thereof under this section. The sums recoverable under this section must not exceed the costs to the authority of providing the board and lodging.Under section 515 of the 1996 Act, the local authority may charge for the provision of teaching in day nurseries. Section 17 of the Health and Social Services and Social Security Adjudication Act 1983 (the 1983 Act) allows (among other things, and this is picked up in Chapter 14) an authority to levy a reasonable charge for the provision of day nurseries and play groups. The Act has been amended by the Social Care Charges (Wales) Measure 2010 (now repealed) and the Social Services and Well-Being (Wales) Act 2014. It applies to England as per the previous position. However, in Wales there is now the extra requirement that an authority shall not require a person to pay for more than is reasonably practicable for him or her to pay. 111'