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6.—(1) Following notification of the completion of the examination, the Commission must, as soon as reasonably practicable, give the applicant notice of the final payment.
(2) The final payment is—
(a)where a single Commissioner has examined the application, £1,230 for each relevant day;
(b)where two or three Commissioners have examined the application, £2,680 for each relevant day;
(c)where more than three Commissioners have examined the application, £4,080 for each relevant day;
less the initial payment referred to in paragraph 5.
(3) In this paragraph “relevant day” means a day on which the Commission examined the application.
(4) The final payment must be received by the Commission within the period of 28 days beginning with the date of the notice referred to in sub-paragraph (1).
(5) If the applicant fails to pay the fee within the period specified in sub-paragraph (4), the Commission need take no further steps in relation to the application until payment has been received by the Commission.
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