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ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT ACT 1979 - SECT 7.44
Charges and fees fixed by regulation
7.44 Charges and fees fixed by regulation
(cf previous s 137)
(1) Where
under the provisions of any Act, regulation or
environmental planning instrument the Minister,
Planning Ministerial Corporation, Department or Planning Secretary-- (a)
supplies any service, product, commodity or publication, or
(b) makes any
registration, or
(c) gives any permission, or
(d) furnishes any information,
or
(e) receives any application for its approval, or
(f) issues any
certificate, requirement or direction, or
(g) allows admission to any
building,
the charge or fee shall be as prescribed by the regulations or as
determined in accordance with the regulations, including as determined by a
person specified in the regulations.
(1A) The regulations may prescribe
charges or fees, and prescribe the circumstances in which a person or body
becomes liable for any such charge or fee, if the Minister,
Planning Ministerial Corporation, Department or Planning Secretary carries out
any research or investigation, prepares any report, study or instrument or
does any other matter or thing in connection with the exercise of any
statutory function under this Act, either at the request of the person or body
or for the benefit of the person or body. Note : Such functions may include
making an environmental planning instrument.
(1B) The regulations may
prescribe the following in relation to a building information certificate
issued under Part 6, Division 6.7-- (a) charges and fees payable in connection
with a certificate,
(b) mechanisms to determine charges and fees payable in
connection with a certificate.
(2) In any such regulation, provision may be
made requiring a deposit or prepayment in respect of any such charge or fee.
(3) Nothing in this section authorises any charge or fee contrary to the
provisions of any Act, regulation or environmental planning instrument.
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