is eligible for registration F3under section 112(1), and

applies to be registered.

the form of an application;

the information to be contained in it or provided with it;

the manner in which an application is to submitted;

the consequences of failure to comply with provision under paragraphs (a) to (c).

a fee for initial registration, and

an annual fee for continued registration.

prescribe the amount of a fee, and

make provision about the periods during which and in respect of which annual fees are payable.

fee income matches expenditure on the performance of F13the regulator's functions,

each fee is reasonable and proportionate to the costs to which it relates, and

actual or potential registered providers can see the relationship between the amount of a fee and the costs to which it relates.

shall provide for section 95(3) to be disregarded for the purpose of subsection (5)(a), and

may provide for specified expenditure or potential expenditure under section 95 or otherwise to be disregarded for the purpose of subsection (5)(a).

fees received, and

fees outstanding.

is no longer eligible for registration,

has failed to meet a standard under section 193, 194 or 194C,

has ceased to carry out activities, or

has ceased to exist.

consider any representations made during that period.

is no longer a provider of social housing, or

no longer intends to become a provider of social housing (in the case of an authority which intended to become one but did not in fact do so).

on the grounds that the registered provider no longer is or intends to be a provider of social housing in England,

on the grounds that the registered provider is subject to regulation by another authority whose control is likely to be sufficient, or

on the grounds that the registered provider meets any relevant criteria for de-registration set by the regulator.

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any conditions imposed in connection with financial assistance given to the registered provider under any enactment.

the provider, and

any authority consulted.

in the case of a registered charity, the Charity Commission,

in the case of F15a registered society, the F14Financial Conduct Authority, F10...

in the case of a registered company (whether or not also a registered charity), the registrar of companies for England and Wales F11, and

in the case of a local authority, the Secretary of State.

to refuse to register it,

to de-register it F22under section 118(1), F23...

to refuse to de-register it,

to designate it as a non-profit organisation or as a profit-making organisation (as the case may be), or

to change its registered designation.

where an appeal is brought, the period beginning with the day on which notice of the decision appealed against is given and ending with the day on which the appeal is finally determined or withdrawn, and

otherwise, the period during which an appeal could be brought.