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10. In respect of the performance of the registrar’s functions in relation to the inspection of the register and the provision of copies of material on the register, where the application for inspection or a copy is made by means of XML, the following fees are payable—
Matter in relation to which fee is payable | Amount of fee |
(a) for subscribing to XML, for each calendar month payable in arrears at the end of that month; | £4.70 |
(b) for the inspection by means of XML of particulars of— | |
(i) directorships held by a named person, | £1.00 |
(ii) memberships of limited liability partnerships held by a named person; | £1.00 |
(c) for a copy provided by means of XML (without prior inspection) of a document in respect of a company or a limited liability partnership. | £1.00 |
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