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Regulation 10
(1) Table in the principal Regulations | (2) Current fee | (3) New fee |
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Part 1 (fee increases coming into force at 9.00 a.m. on 10th April 2024) | ||
Schedule 1, Table 1 | ||
1.1.2 | £400 | £432 |
Schedule 2, Table 6 | ||
6.2.6B | £1,500 | £1,636 |
Schedule 8, Table 20 | ||
20.1.1 | £250 | £400 |
20.1.2 | £372 | £550 |
20.1.3 | £388 | £550 |
20.1.4 | £250 | £429 |
20.2.1 | £372 | £450 |
20.3.1 | £372 | £450 |
20.3.2 | £372 | £450 |
20.3.3 | £372 | £450 |
20.3.4 | £372 | £450 |
20.3.5 | £372 | £450 |
20.3.6 | £372 | £450 |
20.3.7 | £250 | £400 |
20.4.1 | £80 | £130 |
Schedule 9, Table 21 | ||
21.1.2 | £400 | £432 |
Schedule 10, Table 26 | ||
26.2.2 | £400 | £432 |
Part 2 (fee increases coming into force on 1st July 2024) | ||
Schedule 6, Table 17 | ||
17.7.2 | £77.40 per hour per officer | £150 per hour per officer |
17.7.3 | £57.33 per hour per officer | £72.27 per hour per officer |
Schedule 7, Table 18 | ||
18.4.1 | £77.40 per hour per officer | £150 per hour per officer |
Part 3 (fee increases coming into force at 9.00 a.m. on 24th July 2024) | ||
Schedule 2, Table 6 | ||
6.1.1 | £1,048 | £1,258 |
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