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The Certification of Fuels and Fireplaces (Charges) (England) Regulations 2025

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3 Payment and recovery of charges

A charge specified in these Regulations— (a) is payable by the relevant person to the assessment organisation concerned; (b) must be paid— (i) in respect of a relevant application, at the time the application is submitted; and (ii) in respect of a regulatory check, on or before the latest day for payment specified in the regulatory check notice concerned; and (c) may, if not paid on or before the due date mentioned in paragraph (b)(ii), be recovered as a debt due to the assessment organisation concerned.

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3 Payment and recovery of charges

A charge specified in these Regulations— (a) is payable by the relevant person to the assessment organisation concerned; (b) must be paid— (i) in respect of a relevant application, at the time the application is submitted; and (ii) in respect of a regulatory check, on or before the latest day for payment specified in the regulatory check notice concerned; and (c) may, if not paid on or before the due date mentioned in paragraph (b)(ii), be recovered as a debt due to the assessment organisation concerned.

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