Regulation 14 Annual fees
The holder of a permit–
must pay a first annual fee of £50 to the issuing Licensing Board in accordance with paragraph (3) or (4), and
must pay an annual fee of £50 to the issuing Licensing Board before each anniversary of the issue of the permit.
Paragraph (1)(b) does not apply in relation to an anniversary of the issue of a permit immediately before the permit expires in accordance with regulation 17(1).
Where a permit comes into effect on the issue date, the first annual fee for the permit shall be paid within 30 days after that date.
Where a permit specifies that it is to come into effect on a date after the issue date, the first annual fee for the permit shall be paid within–
the relevant period, or
12 months,
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after the issue date, whichever is sooner.
In this regulation–
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“the issue date” means the date on which a permit is issued, and
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“the relevant period”, in relation to a permit, means the period which is equal to the sum of–
- (a)
the period between the issue date and the date specified in the permit as that on which it is to come into effect, and
- (b)
30 days.
- (a)