The Nature Restoration Levy Regulations 2026
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37 Surcharge for failure to notify material change in development
(1) Natural England may impose a surcharge where— (a) there was a material change in the details of the relevant development which were used to calculate the levy amount, (b) Natural England did not receive a notice under regulation 25(1) (notification of material change in development), (c) Natural England recalculates the levy amount under regulation 25(3), and (d) the recalculated levy amount is more than £300 greater than the levy amount before the recalculation. (2) The amount of the surcharge is the lesser of— (a) 30% of the levy amount (as recalculated), or (b) £300. (3) The surcharge is imposed— (a) on every liable person; (b) in respect of the levy amount for the purpose of regulation 38(4).
37 Surcharge for failure to notify material change in development
(1) Natural England may impose a surcharge where— (a) there was a material change in the details of the relevant development which were used to calculate the levy amount, (b) Natural England did not receive a notice under regulation 25(1) (notification of material change in development), (c) Natural England recalculates the levy amount under regulation 25(3), and (d) the recalculated levy amount is more than £300 greater than the levy amount before the recalculation. (2) The amount of the surcharge is the lesser of— (a) 30% of the levy amount (as recalculated), or (b) £300. (3) The surcharge is imposed— (a) on every liable person; (b) in respect of the levy amount for the purpose of regulation 38(4).
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