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Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Act 2025

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13 Penalties etc

(1) The Minister may exercise the powers in Chapter 4 to recover amounts due in respect of— (a) a penalty under Chapter 5, and (b) relevant costs. (2) For the purposes of this Part, references to— (a) an “amount due in respect of a penalty under Chapter 5” include late payment interest due in respect of a penalty (see section 62), and (b) “relevant costs” are to— (i) costs that are awarded by a court or tribunal on or in relation to a claim for a recoverable amount, and (ii) costs that are reasonably incurred by the Minister in exercising the powers in Chapter 4.

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13 Penalties etc

(1) The Minister may exercise the powers in Chapter 4 to recover amounts due in respect of— (a) a penalty under Chapter 5, and (b) relevant costs. (2) For the purposes of this Part, references to— (a) an “amount due in respect of a penalty under Chapter 5” include late payment interest due in respect of a penalty (see section 62), and (b) “relevant costs” are to— (i) costs that are awarded by a court or tribunal on or in relation to a claim for a recoverable amount, and (ii) costs that are reasonably incurred by the Minister in exercising the powers in Chapter 4.

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