Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024
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Change 1
300 ADR fees regulations
(1) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision about the following descriptions of fees, namely— (a) fees to be paid by applicants for accreditation under section 296(1); (b) fees to be paid by applicants for the variation of their accreditation under section 296(5); (c) fees to be paid by accredited ADR providers under section 299(1). (2) The power to make provision about a description of fees includes power to provide— (a) for fees of different specified amounts to be payable in different cases or circumstances; (b) for cases or circumstances in which no fees are to be payable; (c) in the case of fees to be paid under section 299, the times at which the fees are to be paid. (3) In making regulations under this section the Secretary of State must have regard to the need to secure that, taking one year with another— (a) the total amount of fees paid does not exceed the costs to the Secretary of State of carrying out functions under this Chapter; (b) the total amount of fees paid under section 296(1) does not exceed the costs to the Secretary of State of processing and determining applications for accreditation; (c) the total amount of fees paid under section 296(5) does not exceed the costs to the Secretary of State of processing and determining applications for the variation of an accreditation. (4) Regulations under this section are subject to the negative procedure.
300 ADR fees regulations
(1) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision about the following descriptions of fees, namely— (a) fees to be paid by applicants for accreditation under section 296(1); (b) fees to be paid by applicants for the variation of their accreditation under section 296(5); (c) fees to be paid by accredited ADR providers under section 299(1). (2) The power to make provision about a description of fees includes power to provide— (a) for fees of different specified amounts to be payable in different cases or circumstances; (b) for cases or circumstances in which no fees are to be payable; (c) in the case of fees to be paid under section 299, the times at which the fees are to be paid. (3) In making regulations under this section the Secretary of State must have regard to the need to secure that, taking one year with another— (a) the total amount of fees paid does not exceed the costs to the Secretary of State of carrying out functions under this Chapter; (b) the total amount of fees paid under section 296(1) does not exceed the costs to the Secretary of State of processing and determining applications for accreditation; (c) the total amount of fees paid under section 296(5) does not exceed the costs to the Secretary of State of processing and determining applications for the variation of an accreditation. (4) Regulations under this section are subject to the negative procedure.
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