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Article 3
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Activity | Fee (£) for applications received, and renewals undertaken, on or before 30th November 2023 | Fee (£) for applications received, and renewals undertaken, after 30th November 2023 |
Application for the issue or (where the premises have been radically changed) amendment of a licence for sale premises or a collection centre where such premises are assessed by a veterinary inspector as presenting a low risk of disease. This fee includes up to 90 minutes of inspection time | 318 | 379 |
Application for the issue or (where the premises have been radically changed) amendment of a licence for sale premises or for use as a collection centre, where such premises are assessed by a veterinary inspector as presenting more than a low risk of disease. This fee includes up to 2 x 90 minutes of inspection time | 550 | 685 |
Annual licence renewal fee for premises used for animal sales or for use as a collection centre, where such premises are assessed by a veterinary inspector as presenting a low disease risk requiring only one inspection visit for the determination of the renewal. This fee includes up to 75 minutes of inspection time | 279 | 340 |
Annual licence renewal fee for premises used for animal sales or for use as a collection centre, where such premises are assessed by a veterinary inspector as presenting more than a low disease risk, and therefore requiring two inspection visits for the determination of the renewal. This fee includes up to 2 x 75 minutes of inspection time | 414 | 486 |
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Activity | Fee (£) for applications received, and renewals undertaken, on or before 30th November 2023 | Fee (£) for applications received, and renewals undertaken, after 30th November 2023 |
Application for a licence to organise shows or exhibitions on premises assessed by a veterinary inspector as presenting a low risk of disease. This fee includes up to 60 minutes of inspection time | 175 | 236 |
Application for a licence to organise shows or exhibitions on premises assessed by a veterinary inspector as presenting more than a low risk of disease. This fee includes up to 90 minutes of inspection time | 327 | 408 |
Annual licence renewal of show or exhibition premises where a veterinary inspector assesses no inspection visit is required | 130 | 168 |
Annual licence renewal of a show or exhibition premises where a veterinary inspector assesses a basic inspection visit is required. This fee includes up to 60 minutes of inspection time | 141 | 171 |
Annual licence renewal of show or exhibition premises where a veterinary inspector assesses more than a basic inspection visit is required. This fee includes up to 60 minutes of inspection time | 193 | 229 |
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Activity | Fee (£) for veterinary visits undertaken on or before 30th November 2023 | Fee (£) for veterinary visits undertaken after 30th November 2023 |
Extra veterinary visit for the purpose of consideration of an application for a licence, annual renewal of a licence or follow-up non-compliance visit, that includes up to 75 minutes of veterinary inspector time for such visit | 246 | 318 |
A veterinary visit for the purpose of consideration of a request for an in-year operational change, that includes up to 75 minutes of veterinary inspector time for such visit | 246 | 318 |
Additional charge on any visit where the veterinary inspection time exceeds the fixed time provided in this Schedule | 22 per quarter hour or part quarter hour spent | 22 per quarter hour or part quarter hour spent |
Time spent by a veterinary inspector travelling to and from the licensed premises, or premises proposed to be licensed, for the purpose of licensing activities that are not exempt from fees under article 3(4) of this Order | 22 per quarter hour or part quarter hour spent, up to a maximum of 132 | 22 per quarter hour or part quarter hour spent, up to a maximum of 132] |
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