The Building Safety Levy (England) Regulations 2025
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72 Carrying out a review
(1) If a request for a review is made in accordance with regulation 71, the collecting authority must review the decision. (2) The review referred to in paragraph (1) must be carried out by a person senior to the person making the original decision and who had no involvement with the original decision. (3) In making a decision on a review under regulation 71(1)(a) or (b), the collecting authority may— (a) confirm the levy liability amount specified in a levy liability notice or a revision to a levy liability notice, or (b) either— (i) calculate a revised levy liability amount in relation to the building control application, or (ii) determine that no building safety levy is chargeable in relation to the building control application. (4) In making a decision on a review under regulation 71(1)(c) the collecting authority may— (a) confirm the refund amount, (b) calculate a new refund amount under regulation 65 or 66 in relation to the building control application, or (c) determine or confirm that no refund is payable in relation to the building control application. (5) Before the end of the period of 28 days beginning with the date on which the request for review is received, the collecting authority must notify the named client of its decision on the review and the reasons for that decision, and regulations 37, 53, 54, 65, 66 or, as the case may be, 67 apply to the new decision as they applied to the original decision. (6) If the new decision is that no building safety levy is chargeable in relation to the building control application and a notice of no charge is given in relation to the new decision in accordance with regulation 37(4), the levy liability notice referred to in regulation 71(1)(a) is cancelled and the notice of no charge given under regulation 37(4) must include a statement to that effect.
72 Carrying out a review
(1) If a request for a review is made in accordance with regulation 71, the collecting authority must review the decision. (2) The review referred to in paragraph (1) must be carried out by a person senior to the person making the original decision and who had no involvement with the original decision. (3) In making a decision on a review under regulation 71(1)(a) or (b), the collecting authority may— (a) confirm the levy liability amount specified in a levy liability notice or a revision to a levy liability notice, or (b) either— (i) calculate a revised levy liability amount in relation to the building control application, or (ii) determine that no building safety levy is chargeable in relation to the building control application. (4) In making a decision on a review under regulation 71(1)(c) the collecting authority may— (a) confirm the refund amount, (b) calculate a new refund amount under regulation 65 or 66 in relation to the building control application, or (c) determine or confirm that no refund is payable in relation to the building control application. (5) Before the end of the period of 28 days beginning with the date on which the request for review is received, the collecting authority must notify the named client of its decision on the review and the reasons for that decision, and regulations 37, 53, 54, 65, 66 or, as the case may be, 67 apply to the new decision as they applied to the original decision. (6) If the new decision is that no building safety levy is chargeable in relation to the building control application and a notice of no charge is given in relation to the new decision in accordance with regulation 37(4), the levy liability notice referred to in regulation 71(1)(a) is cancelled and the notice of no charge given under regulation 37(4) must include a statement to that effect.
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