The Nature Restoration Levy Regulations 2026
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38 Surcharges: procedure
(1) Where Natural England imposes a surcharge under this Chapter, it must give a notice to every person on whom the surcharge is imposed. (2) A notice under paragraph (1) must include— (a) the date of the notice; (b) the amount of the surcharge; (c) the relevant amount in respect of which the surcharge is imposed; (d) if the surcharge is imposed under regulation 36 (late payment)— (i) when the due date was for that relevant amount; (ii) the possible consequences if the relevant amount remains unpaid, including any possibility that further surcharges may be imposed; (e) if the surcharge is imposed under regulation 37 (failure to notify material change), a description of the material change in the details of the relevant development; (f) the person’s right to appeal against the surcharge, including how the person may do so and applicable time limits. (3) Where a surcharge is imposed on more than one person, each is jointly and severally liable to pay the surcharge. (4) A person’s liability to pay a relevant amount cannot be discharged until all surcharges which have been imposed on the person in respect of the relevant amount are paid in full.
38 Surcharges: procedure
(1) Where Natural England imposes a surcharge under this Chapter, it must give a notice to every person on whom the surcharge is imposed. (2) A notice under paragraph (1) must include— (a) the date of the notice; (b) the amount of the surcharge; (c) the relevant amount in respect of which the surcharge is imposed; (d) if the surcharge is imposed under regulation 36 (late payment)— (i) when the due date was for that relevant amount; (ii) the possible consequences if the relevant amount remains unpaid, including any possibility that further surcharges may be imposed; (e) if the surcharge is imposed under regulation 37 (failure to notify material change), a description of the material change in the details of the relevant development; (f) the person’s right to appeal against the surcharge, including how the person may do so and applicable time limits. (3) Where a surcharge is imposed on more than one person, each is jointly and severally liable to pay the surcharge. (4) A person’s liability to pay a relevant amount cannot be discharged until all surcharges which have been imposed on the person in respect of the relevant amount are paid in full.
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