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71 Other fees
(1) The OfS may, in accordance with regulations made by the Secretary of State, charge a fee for—
(a) any activity undertaken by the OfS in the performance of its functions which is specified in the regulations;
(b) any service provided by it in the performance of its functions which is specified in the regulations.
(2) The regulations may, in particular, make provision—
(a) about the persons required to pay the fees (“payees”);
(b) about the amounts which may be charged, including different amounts for different payees;
(c) about the charging of proportions of those amounts in certain circumstances;
(d) about when a fee is payable, including about payment by instalments;
(e) about the consequences of non-payment;
(f) about notification of payees of the fees payable, when they are payable and the consequences of non-payment;
(g) about the recovery of fees and of costs in recovering those fees;
(h) about the imposition of financial penalties for late payment of fees;
(i) about rights of appeal in respect of the imposition of such penalties;
(j) about the charging of interest;
(k) about the waiving or refunding of fees.
(3) The regulations may provide for the amounts of fees to be calculated by reference to costs incurred by the OfS in the performance of the activity or service in question in relation to a person other than the payee.
(4) If costs incurred by the OfS are costs by reference to which fees under section 70 are calculated as a result of regulations made under that section, fees calculated by reference to those costs may not be charged under this section.
(5) Regulations under this section may be made only with the consent of the Treasury.
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71 Other fees
(1) The OfS may, in accordance with regulations made by the Secretary of State, charge a fee for—
(a) any activity undertaken by the OfS in the performance of its functions which is specified in the regulations;
(b) any service provided by it in the performance of its functions which is specified in the regulations.
(2) The regulations may, in particular, make provision—
(a) about the persons required to pay the fees (“payees”);
(b) about the amounts which may be charged, including different amounts for different payees;
(c) about the charging of proportions of those amounts in certain circumstances;
(d) about when a fee is payable, including about payment by instalments;
(e) about the consequences of non-payment;
(f) about notification of payees of the fees payable, when they are payable and the consequences of non-payment;
(g) about the recovery of fees and of costs in recovering those fees;
(h) about the imposition of financial penalties for late payment of fees;
(i) about rights of appeal in respect of the imposition of such penalties;
(j) about the charging of interest;
(k) about the waiving or refunding of fees.
(3) The regulations may provide for the amounts of fees to be calculated by reference to costs incurred by the OfS in the performance of the activity or service in question in relation to a person other than the payee.
(4) If costs incurred by the OfS are costs by reference to which fees under section 70 are calculated as a result of regulations made under that section, fees calculated by reference to those costs may not be charged under this section.
(5) Regulations under this section may be made only with the consent of the Treasury.
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