The Transport Infrastructure (Fees) Regulations 2026
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9 Supplementary powers in relation to the charging of fees
(1) A prescribed public authority may, in accordance with a statement published on its website, do any of the following in relation to the fees referred to in regulation 8(1)— (a) provide the applicant with a written estimate of the fees before providing the relevant service; (b) require all or part of the fees to be paid in advance of providing the relevant service; (c) approve the payment of the fees by instalments; (d) waive or refund all or part of the fees. (2) Where the public authority decides to waive or refund all or part of the fees, it must notify the applicant of the waiver or refund in writing.
9 Supplementary powers in relation to the charging of fees
(1) A prescribed public authority may, in accordance with a statement published on its website, do any of the following in relation to the fees referred to in regulation 8(1)— (a) provide the applicant with a written estimate of the fees before providing the relevant service; (b) require all or part of the fees to be paid in advance of providing the relevant service; (c) approve the payment of the fees by instalments; (d) waive or refund all or part of the fees. (2) Where the public authority decides to waive or refund all or part of the fees, it must notify the applicant of the waiver or refund in writing.
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