Proceeding contribution from Lord Dixon-Smith (Conservative) in the House of Lords on Monday, 15 December 2008. It occurred during Debates on delegated legislation on Local Authorities (England) (Charges for Property Searches) Regulations 2008.
Local Authorities (England) (Charges for Property Searches) Regulations 2008
Paragraph (2) of Regulation 6 reads: "““Subject to paragraph (3), each charge or recharge … for access to property records made during a financial year must be calculated by … dividing a reasonable estimate of the likely total costs to the local authority in granting access to property records … during the financial year; by … a reasonable estimate of the number of requests for access to property records likely to be received””." In my view, that is explicit. It does not leave a great deal of room for manoeuvre on what the charge should be; or does it? If it does, perhaps I should be content, but my reading of the wording is that it is very explicit and that it almost sets the charge.
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- 706 c36GC
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- 2008-09
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- House of Lords Grand Committee
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- Housing Fees and charges Home information packs Local government Property searches
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- Local Authorities (England) (Charges for Property Searches) Regulations 2008
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