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The Rates (Coronavirus) (Emergency Relief) (No. 2) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2020
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Regulation 2
SCHEDULE 1N.I.EXCEPTED HEREDITAMENTS
1. A hereditament which is occupied by a Northern Ireland department or by a Minister of the Crown or by any officer or body exercising functions on behalf of the Crown.N.I.
2. A hereditament which is occupied by a body established by or under a statutory provision or by a statutory undertaker.N.I.
3. A hereditament which is wholly owned by the Northern Ireland Housing Executive or a housing association registered in the register maintained under Part II of the Housing (Northern Ireland) Order 1992 M1N.I.
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Regulation 2
SCHEDULE 2N.I.CLASSES OF SPECIFIED HEREDITAMENTS
Class 1 – HospitalityN.I.
1. Restaurants licensed under Article 5(1)(e) of the Licensing (Northern Ireland) Order 1996 M2N.I.
2. Unlicensed restaurants.N.I.
3. Cafés.N.I.
4. Coffee shops.N.I.
5. Bistros.N.I.
6. Snack bars.N.I.
7. Public houses licensed under Article 5(1)(a) of the Licensing (Northern Ireland) Order 1996.N.I.
Class 2 - TourismN.I.
8. Bed and breakfast accommodation.N.I.
9. Camping sites.N.I.
10. Caravan sites as defined by section 17 of the Caravans Act (Northern Ireland) 2011 M3N.I.
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11. Chalets, holiday huts or bothies.N.I.
12. Guest houses.N.I.
13. Hotels.N.I.
14. Hostels, where no significant element of care is provided.N.I.
15. Self-catering holiday accommodation.N.I.
16. Timeshare accommodation.N.I.
17. Tourist attractions or tourist facilities.N.I.
Class 3 – LeisureN.I.
18. Cinemas.N.I.
19. Theatres.N.I.
20. Nightclubs.N.I.
21. Bingo halls.N.I.
22. Concert halls.N.I.
23. Music venues.N.I.
24. Public exhibition centres.N.I.
25. Museums and galleries.N.I.
26. Betting shops.N.I.
27. Amusement arcades or centres.N.I.
28. Premises granted an amusement permit under Article 108(1)(c) and (ca) of the Betting, Gaming, Lotteries and Amusements Order (Northern Ireland) 1985 M4 or premises granted a pleasure permit under Article 157 of the Betting, Gaming, Lotteries and Amusements Order (Northern Ireland) 1985 M5.N.I.
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M4S.I. 1985 No. 1204 (N.I. 11); Article 108(1) (c) and (ca) were inserted by Article 10(1)(a) of The Betting and Gaming (Northern Ireland) Order 2004 (S.I. 2004 No. 310 (N.I. 1)).
M51985 No. 1204 (N.I. 11)
29. Sporting premises, sports grounds and associated sport clubs, clubhouses.N.I.
30. Skating rinks.N.I.
31. Fitness studios, gymnasiums, swimming pools, bowling alleys, child play centres, soft play areas, leisure centres or leisure facilities.N.I.
32. Sports courtsN.I.
33. Outdoor activity centres.N.I.
34. Ticket offices.N.I.
35. Recreation grounds.N.I.
36. Funfairs.N.I.
37. Equestrian Centres.N.I.
Class 4 - Retail and Retail ServicesN.I.
38. Retail hereditaments.N.I.
39. Post officesN.I.
40. Barbers.N.I.
41. Hair salons, nail or beauty services.N.I.
42. Tattoo parlours or piercing parlours.N.I.
43. Shoe repairs.N.I.
44. Key cutting.N.I.
45. Photo processing.N.I.
46. Laundrettes and dry cleaners.N.I.
47. Clothing repair or alterations.N.I.
48. Tailors or dressmakers.N.I.
49. Vehicle or tool hire.N.I.
50. Car washing.N.I.
51. Repair of domestic electronic or domestic electrical goods.N.I.
52. Travel agencies or tour operators.N.I.
53. Taxi ordering depots.N.I.
54. Fast food retail outlets.N.I.
55. Garden centres.N.I.
56. Market places, including showrooms, within which retail goods are exhibited for sale to members of the public.N.I.
57. Car or caravan showrooms.N.I.
58. Auction houses.N.I.
59. Retail Estate Agents or Retail Letting Agents.N.I.
Class 5 - OtherN.I.
60. AirportsN.I.
61. Children's day-care or nurseries.N.I.
[F162. An industrial business occupying an industrial hereditament distinguished in the NAV list as a result of Article 43 of the Rates (Northern Ireland) Order 1977.N.I.
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63. A newspaper business occupying premises used for the purpose of regular production of published newspapers for sale to the general public.]N.I.
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