Parliamentary Costs Act 2006
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14 Fees
(1) A taxing officer may require a party to proceedings on an assessment under this Act, or a person affected by a certification under this Act, to pay him— (a) the costs of carrying out the assessment or certification, and (b) an amount equivalent to any fees which he is authorised or required by the orders of the House concerned to charge for carrying it out (or such portion of that amount as he directs). (2) If he receives any money under this section, he must apply it according to the orders of the House.
14 Fees
(1) A taxing officer may require a party to proceedings on an assessment under this Act, or a person affected by a certification under this Act, to pay him— (a) the costs of carrying out the assessment or certification, and (b) an amount equivalent to any fees which he is authorised or required by the orders of the House concerned to charge for carrying it out (or such portion of that amount as he directs). (2) If he receives any money under this section, he must apply it according to the orders of the House.
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