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The Nature Restoration Levy Regulations 2026

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11 Payment by instalments

(1) When levy liability arises for a relevant development, Natural England may allow the levy to be paid by instalments. (2) Where Natural England does so, it must decide on— (a) the number of instalment payments, and (b) the amount payable in each instalment. (3) Natural England may vary its decision under paragraph (2) with the consent of every liable person and, where it does so, must amend the liability notice under regulation 13 (amendment of liability notices).

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11 Payment by instalments

(1) When levy liability arises for a relevant development, Natural England may allow the levy to be paid by instalments. (2) Where Natural England does so, it must decide on— (a) the number of instalment payments, and (b) the amount payable in each instalment. (3) Natural England may vary its decision under paragraph (2) with the consent of every liable person and, where it does so, must amend the liability notice under regulation 13 (amendment of liability notices).

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