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The Police and Crime Commissioner Elections (Local Returning Officers’ and Police Area Returning Officers’ Charges) Order 2024

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Change 1

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As published

SCHEDULE 3 Police area returning officers: maximum recoverable amounts for police areas

Articles 6, 7 (1) Police area | (2) Maximum recoverable amount for specified services | (3) Maximum recoverable amount for specified expenses | (4) Overall maximum recoverable amount Avon and Somerset | £8,000 | £27,698 | £35,698 Bedfordshire | £8,000 | £4,916 | £12,916 Cambridgeshire | £8,000 | £4,500 | £12,500 Cheshire | £8,000 | £9,279 | £17,279 Cleveland | £8,000 | £5,662 | £13,662 Cumbria | £8,000 | £10,520 | £18,520 Derbyshire | £8,000 | £12,508 | £20,508 Devon and Cornwall | £8,000 | £56,368 | £64,368 Dorset | £8,000 | £6,122 | £14,122 Durham | £8,000 | £14,211 | £22,211 Dyfed-Powys | £8,000 | £20,333 | £28,333 Essex | £8,000 | £23,509 | £31,509 Gloucestershire | £8,000 | £12,002 | £20,002 Gwent | £8,000 | £17,316 | £25,316 Hampshire | £8,000 | £80,742 | £88,742 Hertfordshire | £8,000 | £14,661 | £22,661 Humberside | £8,000 | £7,763 | £15,763 Kent | £8,000 | £38,121 | £46,121 Lancashire | £8,000 | £36,781 | £44,781 Leicestershire | £8,000 | £16,022 | £24,022 Lincolnshire | £8,000 | £27,375 | £35,375 Merseyside | £8,000 | £19,337 | £27,337 Norfolk | £8,000 | £22,599 | £30,599 North Wales | £8,000 | £20,784 | £28,784 Northamptonshire | £8,000 | £30,601 | £38,601 Northumbria | £8,000 | £43,870 | £51,870 Nottinghamshire | £8,000 | £19,828 | £27,828 South Wales | £8,000 | £45,505 | £53,505 South Yorkshire | £8,000 | £15,632 | £23,632 Staffordshire | £8,000 | £17,188 | £25,188 Suffolk | £8,000 | £11,997 | £19,997 Surrey | £8,000 | £23,985 | £31,985 Sussex | £8,000 | £37,482 | £45,482 Thames Valley | £8,000 | £45,455 | £53,455 Warwickshire | £8,000 | £36,225 | £44,225 West Mercia | £8,000 | £14,476 | £22,476 West Midlands | £8,000 | £54,517 | £62,517 Wiltshire and Swindon | £8,000 | £18,158 | £26,158

Your change, as a redline

SCHEDULE 3 Police area returning officers: maximum recoverable amounts for police areas

Articles 6, 7 (1) Police area | (2) Maximum recoverable amount for specified services | (3) Maximum recoverable amount for specified expenses | (4) Overall maximum recoverable amount Avon and Somerset | £8,000 | £27,698 | £35,698 Bedfordshire | £8,000 | £4,916 | £12,916 Cambridgeshire | £8,000 | £4,500 | £12,500 Cheshire | £8,000 | £9,279 | £17,279 Cleveland | £8,000 | £5,662 | £13,662 Cumbria | £8,000 | £10,520 | £18,520 Derbyshire | £8,000 | £12,508 | £20,508 Devon and Cornwall | £8,000 | £56,368 | £64,368 Dorset | £8,000 | £6,122 | £14,122 Durham | £8,000 | £14,211 | £22,211 Dyfed-Powys | £8,000 | £20,333 | £28,333 Essex | £8,000 | £23,509 | £31,509 Gloucestershire | £8,000 | £12,002 | £20,002 Gwent | £8,000 | £17,316 | £25,316 Hampshire | £8,000 | £80,742 | £88,742 Hertfordshire | £8,000 | £14,661 | £22,661 Humberside | £8,000 | £7,763 | £15,763 Kent | £8,000 | £38,121 | £46,121 Lancashire | £8,000 | £36,781 | £44,781 Leicestershire | £8,000 | £16,022 | £24,022 Lincolnshire | £8,000 | £27,375 | £35,375 Merseyside | £8,000 | £19,337 | £27,337 Norfolk | £8,000 | £22,599 | £30,599 North Wales | £8,000 | £20,784 | £28,784 Northamptonshire | £8,000 | £30,601 | £38,601 Northumbria | £8,000 | £43,870 | £51,870 Nottinghamshire | £8,000 | £19,828 | £27,828 South Wales | £8,000 | £45,505 | £53,505 South Yorkshire | £8,000 | £15,632 | £23,632 Staffordshire | £8,000 | £17,188 | £25,188 Suffolk | £8,000 | £11,997 | £19,997 Surrey | £8,000 | £23,985 | £31,985 Sussex | £8,000 | £37,482 | £45,482 Thames Valley | £8,000 | £45,455 | £53,455 Warwickshire | £8,000 | £36,225 | £44,225 West Mercia | £8,000 | £14,476 | £22,476 West Midlands | £8,000 | £54,517 | £62,517 Wiltshire and Swindon | £8,000 | £18,158 | £26,158

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