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Explanatory note

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(This note is not part of the Regulations)

These regulations increase some of the fees payable for registration and other transactions under the Industrial and Provident Societies Acts 1965 and 1967 and the Credit Unions Act 1979. They revoke the Industrial and Provident Societies (Credit Unions) (Fees) Regulations 1999. Taking all the fees together, some of which remain unchanged, the overall increase is about 4%.

The changes are as follows:–

Nature of ApplicationFee Payable 1999–2000Fee Payable From 2000
££
1

Registration of a society.

(a)

with a statutory declaration

825850
(b)

other cases.

880920
2

Registration of a complete amendments of rules.

495515
3

Registration of partial amendment of rules

250260
4

Approval of change of name

120125
6

Registration of a special resolution amalgamation or a transfer of engagements.

330340
7

Appointment of an inspector/calling of a special meeting.

250260
8

Registration of an instrument of dissolution.

355365
12
(b)

Certification as a true copy of document

812
14

Registration of a credit union using model rules–

(a)

with statutory declaration;

330340
(b)

other cases.

385400
15

Registration of a substitution of an entire set of rules using model rules.

220225
20

Approval of a form of model rules submitted by a sponsoring association or body.

880920
21

Approval of a partial amendment to a form of model rules submitted by a sponsoring association or body.

275285
23

Application for issue of a section 11C certificate.

465485
24

Application for issue of a section 6(5) certificate.

465485
25

Application for issue of a section 6(5) and 11C certificates.

110115
Reduction in fee payable 1999–2000Reduction in fee payable From 2000
££
16

Reduction where registration of an amendment of rules includes that of the common bond and is accompanied by a statutory declaration.

110115
17

Reduction where registration of an amendment of rules is in conjunction with an application for a section 11C certificate.

110115