Australian Capital Territory

Attorney-General (Determination of Fees and Charges for 2003/2004) Amendment 2003 (No 2)*

Disallowable Instrument DI 2003-277

made under the 

Consumer and Trader Tribunal Act 2003, s 63

Name

1.	This determination is the Attorney-General (Determination of Fees and Charges for 2003/2004) Amendment 2003 (No 2)*.

Commencement

2.	This determination commences the day after notification on the Legislation Register.

Instrument Amended

3.	This instrument amends the Determination of Fees and Charges for 2003/2004 – 
Attorney General (DI 2003-90) as amended.

Amendments

4.	Insert a new 2B:  “2B.  Fees payable for a service in Schedule 2 for item 239 come into effect on 9 October 2003 or the day determination Attorney General (Determination of Fees and Charges for 2003/2004 (Amendment No 2) 2003 comes into effect, whichever is the later.”

5.	Amend clause 5 of the instrument to delete “238” and insert “239”.

6.	Amend Schedule 1 of the instrument to insert at the bottom of the table:

Consumer and Trader Tribunal Act 2003	Section 63	239	

7.	Amend Schedule 2 of the instrument to insert at the bottom of the table:

Legislative Authority:		Consumer and Trader Tribunal Act 2003

239	On making an application under section 17 of the Consumer and Trader Tribunal Act 2003.	The amount payable is A/2 where A is equal to the fee that would be payable for the license or registration (the subject of the application to the Tribunal) at the time of the application to the Tribunal.

Example:  A person applies unsuccessfully for a Security Master Licence.  At the time of applying to the Tribunal for a review of the decision the licence fee is $500, accordingly, the application fee to the Tribunal is  $500/2 or $250.	

Explanatory Note:
This is a new fee.	

8.	The Parliamentary Counsel is authorised to reprint DI 2003-90 together with this amendment.

Jon Stanhope
Attorney General

3 October 2003