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5.—(1) The Commission must charge the applicant the fee in respect of an application.
(2) At the same time that an application is made to the Commission as appropriate authority the part of the fee specified in paragraph (5)(a) below must be paid to the Commission.
(3) The applicant must pay the part of the fee specified in paragraph (5)(b) below on the date specified by the Commission.
(4) If the applicant fails to pay either part of fee on the due date, the Commission need not consider the application until payment is received by the Commission.
(5) In this regulation, “the fee” means the sum of the following—
(a)£6,891; and
(b)the costs incurred by the Commission in publicising the application in accordance with regulation 6.
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