Section 24: Fees and charges
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24. Fees and charges
Where an enactment confers power to make subsidiary enactments in respect of fees or charges, the subsidiary enactment may—
(a) provide for—
(i) a specific fee or charge;
(ii) a maximum or minimum fee or charge;
(iii) a maximum and a minimum fee or charge;
(iv) the payment of a fee or charge generally or under specified
conditions or in specified circumstances; and
(v) the reduction, waiver or refund, of any fee or charge—
(A) on the occurrence of a specified event or in the discretion of a specified person;
(B) in respect of certain matters or transactions or
classes of matters or transactions;
(C) in respect of certain documents or classes of documents; or
(D) in respect of certain persons or classes of persons;
(b) be expressed to apply or be applicable subject to such conditions
as may be specified in the subsidiary enactment or in the discretion of a specified person.
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Questions this section answers
- Can a regulation set different fees for different people, or waive a fee altogether?
- Can a regulation fix a minimum and maximum fee instead of one set amount?