The Marine Licensing (Exempted Activities and Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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Schedule 2 Insertion of Schedule 2 (fee payable for monitoring)
Regulation 27 The following Schedule is inserted as Schedule 2 to the Marine Licensing (Application Fees) Regulations 2014— Schedule 2 Fee payable for monitoring Regulation 4A Table 1 Fee payable for monitoring: general Description of monitoring | Description of licence | Fee Reviewing the information submitted by the holder of a licence and, where necessary, inspecting the licensable activity or place where it is or was carried on; analysing any samples taken or further information gathered; and preparing a report. | A licence the application for which was subject to a fee of an invariable amount, or a fee calculated at an hourly rate and subject to a maximum fee specified in Schedule 1. | A fee calculated at the hourly rate and subject to a maximum fee of £1,500. Any other licence. | A fee calculated at the hourly rate. Table 2 Fee payable for monitoring of disposal of dredged material Description of monitoring | Description of licence | Fee In relation to a licensable activity of a kind mentioned in item 1 (deposits within the UK marine licensing area etc) of section 66(1) of the Act, inspecting the licensable activity or place where it is or was carried on; analysing any samples taken or further information gathered; and preparing a report. | Any licence | A fee of A x B, where A is the amount of the tonnage of material disposed at sea in any relevant year and B is £0.03, subject to a maximum fee of £60,000. For this purpose, “relevant year” means the year in respect of which the fee is charged, beginning with the date on which monitoring begins or any anniversary of that date. .
Schedule 2 Insertion of Schedule 2 (fee payable for monitoring)
Regulation 27 The following Schedule is inserted as Schedule 2 to the Marine Licensing (Application Fees) Regulations 2014— Schedule 2 Fee payable for monitoring Regulation 4A Table 1 Fee payable for monitoring: general Description of monitoring | Description of licence | Fee Reviewing the information submitted by the holder of a licence and, where necessary, inspecting the licensable activity or place where it is or was carried on; analysing any samples taken or further information gathered; and preparing a report. | A licence the application for which was subject to a fee of an invariable amount, or a fee calculated at an hourly rate and subject to a maximum fee specified in Schedule 1. | A fee calculated at the hourly rate and subject to a maximum fee of £1,500. Any other licence. | A fee calculated at the hourly rate. Table 2 Fee payable for monitoring of disposal of dredged material Description of monitoring | Description of licence | Fee In relation to a licensable activity of a kind mentioned in item 1 (deposits within the UK marine licensing area etc) of section 66(1) of the Act, inspecting the licensable activity or place where it is or was carried on; analysing any samples taken or further information gathered; and preparing a report. | Any licence | A fee of A x B, where A is the amount of the tonnage of material disposed at sea in any relevant year and B is £0.03, subject to a maximum fee of £60,000. For this purpose, “relevant year” means the year in respect of which the fee is charged, beginning with the date on which monitoring begins or any anniversary of that date. .
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