Australian Capital Territory
Attorney General (Fees) Determination 2012
Disallowable instrument DI2012-110
made under the 
Agents Act 2003, s 176 (Determination of fees)
Associations Incorporation Act 1991, s 125 (Determination of fees)
Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1997, s 67 (Determination of fees)
Business Names Registration (Transition to Commonwealth) Act 2012, s 14 (Determination of fees)
Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002, s 222A (Determination of fees)
Civil Partnerships Act 2008, s 18 (Determination of fees)
Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995, s 67 (Determination of fees)
Cooperatives Act 2002, s 465 (Determination of fees)
Court Procedures Act 2004, s 13 (Determination of fees)
Dangerous Substances Act 2004, s 221 (Determination of fees)
Emergencies Act 2004, s 201 (Determination of fees)
Fair Trading (Motor Vehicle Repair Industry) Act 2010, s 55 (Determination of fees)
Firearms Act 1996, s 270 (Determination of fees)
Freedom of Information Act 1989, s 80 (Determination of fees)
Guardianship and Management of Property Act 1991, s 75 (Determination of fees)
Hawkers Act 2003, s 45 (Determination of fees)
Land Titles Act 1925, s 139 (Determination of fees, charges and other amounts)
Liquor Act 2010, s 227 (Determination of fees) 
Machinery Act 1949, s 5 (Determination of fees)
Partnership Act 1963, s 99 (Determination of fees)
Pawnbrokers Act 1902, s 27 (Determination of fees and charges)
Prostitution Act 1992, s 29 (Determination of fees)
Public Trustee Act 1985, s 75 (Determination of fees and charges)
Registration of Deeds Act 1957, s 8 (Determination of fees)
Sale of Motor Vehicles Act 1977, s 91 (Determination of fees and charges)
Scaffolding and Lifts Act 1912, s 21 (Determination of fees)
Second-hand Dealers Act 1906, s 17 (Determination of fees and charges)
Security Industry Act 2003, s 50 (Determination of fees)
Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011, s119 (Unit Title certificate and access to owners corporation records)
Workers Compensation Act 1951, s 221 (Determination of fees)
Work Health and Safety Act 2011, s 278 (Determination of fees)

1	Name of instrument
This instrument is the Attorney General (Fees) Determination 2012.
2	Commencement 
(1)  This instrument commences on 1 July 2012.
(2) Items 1008, 1104 and 1202 do not apply to civil proceedings in relation to hearings set prior to the commencement of this instrument.
3	Revocation
DI2011-115 Attorney General (Fees) Determination 2011 is revoked.
4	Determination of fees
(1)	The fee payable for a matter stated in an item in schedule 2, column 2 is the fee stated in the schedule, column 3 for that matter.
(2)	The fee payable for a matter stated in an item in schedule 2, column 2 is payable to the Territory.
(3)	However—
(a)	the fee payable under the Public Trustee Act 1985 for a matter stated in schedule 2, column 2 (items 64 to 90) is payable to the Public Trustee; 
(b)	the fee payable due to the Public Trustee under the Confiscation of Criminal Assets Act 2003 for the matter stated in schedule 2, column 2 (item 432) is payable to the Public Trustee; 
(c)	the fee payable under the Guardianship and Management of Property Act 1991 for the matter stated in schedule 2, column 2 (item 254) is payable to the Public Trustee for the Territory; and
(d)	the fee payable under the Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011 for a matter stated in schedule 2, column 2 (items 422-424) is payable to the owners corporation.
(4)	This determination applies in relation to the financial year commencing on 1 July 2012.
(5)	The fee for a matter stated in an item in schedule 2, column 2 is payable by the person requesting the service.
5	Deferral of fees
The payment of the fee may be deferred in accordance with schedule 2 where applicable.
6	Explanatory notes
Explanatory notes (including the previous year’s fee) are included in the schedules in italic text.  General explanatory notes are included at the end of schedule 2 in italic text.  Explanatory notes in italic text do not form part of the determination.  (For example, the following twelve words, if included in a schedule, would not form part of the determination: Explanatory Note: explanatory notes and general explanatory notes are in italic text).

Simon Corbell MLA
Attorney General

5 June 2012

Act	Item(s) in Schedule 2	
Agents Act 2003	247 - 252	
Associations Incorporation Act 1991	91 - 105	
Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1997	115 - 121	
Business Names Registration (Transition to Commonwealth) Act 2012	425	
Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002	351 - 353	
Civil Partnerships Act 2008	354 - 356.1	
Classification (Publications, Films And Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995	48 - 59	
Cooperatives Act 2002	240 - 246	
Court Procedures Act 2004	1000 - 1317	
Dangerous Substances Act 2004	299 - 318.1	
Emergencies Act 2004	255 - 298.3	
Fair Trading (Motor Vehicle Repair Industry) Act 2010	419 - 421	
Firearms Act 1996	402 - 418.1	
Freedom of Information Act 1989	400 - 401	
Guardianship and Management of Property Act 1991	254	
Hawkers Act 2003	375 - 399	
Land Titles Act 1925	125 - 172.1; 433	
Liquor Act 2010	500 - 515	
Machinery Act 1949	319 - 334	
Partnership Act 1963	253	
Pawnbrokers Act 1902	63	
Prostitution Act 1992	60 - 61	
Public Trustee Act 1985	64 - 90; 432	
Registration of Deeds Act 1957	173 - 174	
Sale of Motor Vehicles Act 1977	15 - 17	
Scaffolding and Lifts Act 1912	342 - 348	
Second-hand Dealers Act 1906	62	
Security Industry Act 2003	230.1 - 239.1	
Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011	422-424	
Workers Compensation Act 1951	349 - 350	
Work Health and Safety Act 2011	357 - 374; 426 - 431	

Sale of Motor Vehicles Act 1977	

	

15	
Fee for the issue of a licence for a period of 12 months or less under section 14 of the Sale of Motor Vehicles Act 1977.	
$536.00 for 12 months per place of business (apportioned on a monthly or part thereof basis if less than twelve months), with a minimum fee of $60.00. 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $518.00 with a minimum fee of $58.00.	

	

16	
Fee for the renewal of a licence for a further period of 12 months under section 14D of the Sale of Motor Vehicles Act 1977.	
$536.00 for 12 months per place of business (apportioned on a monthly or part thereof basis if less than twelve months), with a minimum fee of $60.00. 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $518.00 with a minimum fee of $58.00.	

	

17	
The charge payable as contribution to the compensation fund under subsection 91(2) of the Sale of Motor Vehicles Act 1977 in relation to the issue of a licence to a dealer or the renewal of a licence held by a dealer.	
$464.00 for 12 months per place of business (apportioned on a monthly or part thereof basis if less than twelve months), with a minimum fee of $60.00. 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $449.00 with a minimum fee of $58.00.	

	

Trade Measurement (Administration) Act 1991
(repealed)	

Trade Measurement fees and charges have been removed as the function has been transferred to Commonwealth Government.	

	

18-47	
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Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995	

	

48	
For the purpose of section 54C of the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995 - In the case of a licence for a period of 12 months for each premises where X films are sold	
$14,220.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $13,740.00.	

	

49	
For the purpose of section 54C of the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995  - In the case of a licence for a period of less than 12 months, for each premises where X films are sold, for each month or part thereof for which the license is issued 	
$1,184.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $1,144.00.	

	

50	
For the purpose of section 54C of the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995  - In the case of a licence for a period of 12 months for each premises where X films are copied	
$14,220.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $13,740.00.	

	

51	
For the purpose of section 54C of the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995  - In the case of a licence for a period of less than 12 months, for each premises where X films are copied, for each month or part thereof	
$1,184.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $1,144.00.	

	

52	
For the purpose of section 54C of the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995  - In the case of a licence for a period of 12 months, for each premises where X films are sold and copied	
$28,440.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $27,511.00.	

	

53	
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54	
For the purpose of section 54C of the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995  - In the case of a licence for a period of less than 12 months, for each premises where X films are sold and copied, for each month or part thereof for which the license is issued.	
$2,371.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $2,291.00.	

	

55	
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56	
For the purpose of section 54H of the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995  - In the case of a licence renewal for a period of 12 months for each premises where X films are sold	
$14,220.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $13,740.00.	

	

57	
For the purpose of section 54H of the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995  - In the case of a licence renewal for a period of 12 months for each premises where X films are copied	
$14,220.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $13,740.00.	

	

58	
For the purpose of section 54H of the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Act 1995  - In the case of a licence renewal for a period of 12 months, for each premises where X films are sold and copied	
$28,440.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $27,511.00.	

	

59	
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Prostitution Act 1992	

	

60	
Give Registrar written notice within 7 days of commencing operations under subsection 12(1)	
$281.00 (apportioned on a monthly or part thereof basis if less than twelve months), with a minimum charge of $60.00 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $272.00 with a minimum charge of $58.00.	

	

61	
Give Registrar written notice by the defined day under subsection 13(1)	
$141.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $137.00.

	

	

Second-hand Dealers Act 1906	

	

62	
Annual Licence fee issued under part 2 of the Second-hand Dealers Act 1906.	
$127.00 (apportioned on a monthly or part thereof basis if less than twelve months), with a minimum charge of $60.00 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $123.00 with a minimum charge of $58.00.	

	

Pawnbrokers Act 1902	

	

63	
Annual Licence fee issued under Part 2 of the Pawnbrokers Act 1902.	
$127.00 (apportioned on a monthly or part thereof basis if less than twelve months), with a minimum charge of $60.00 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $123.00 with a minimum charge of $58.00.	

	

Public Trustee Act 1985	

NOTE: All amounts listed under the Public Trustee Act 1985 are maximum charges. Lower amounts may be charged at the discretion of the Public Trustee.	

	

MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES	

	

64	
For any service not dealt within any other Public Trustee items in this determination.	

	
Where property is involved	
1.10 % of moneys received and/or the standard fee as per the scale chargeable for estate administration (or such lesser fee as is agreed between the recipient of the service and the Public Trustee).*	

Where property is not involved	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour*	

Where unclaimed money is administered	
$64.00*	

Provided that, where unclaimed money is administered, the Public Trustee may exempt the payment of the fee by class or specific sum.	

	
Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST) and $62.00 respectively.	

Note:	

* All amounts for Fees and Charges listed under the Public Trustee Act 1985 are maximum amounts.  Lower amounts may be charged at the discretion of the Public Trustee.

	

ACTING AS AGENT OR ATTORNEY	

	

65	
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66	
Acting as an agent, attorney or financial manager in administering or managing property. 	
1.10% of moneys received and/or the standard fee as per the scale chargeable for estate administration, on non monetary assets.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fee was the same.	

Note:	

* All amounts for Fees and Charges listed under the Public Trustee Act 1985 are maximum amounts.  Lower amounts may be charged at the discretion of the Public Trustee.	

	

COLLECTION OF INCOME	

	

67	
Income commission on all gross income and on common fund or managed fund distributions, including realized capital gains and tax-free components received by the Public Trustee acting in any capacity.  	

	
Where the Public Trustee receives income which is not subject to any agency charge	
5.50 %*	

Where the Public Trustee receives income, e.g. property rent, which is not subject to any agency charge for collection	
2.75 %*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the percentage commissions were the same.	

Note:	

* All amounts for Fees and Charges listed under the Public Trustee Act 1985 are maximum amounts.  Lower amounts may be charged at the discretion of the Public Trustee.	

	

ESTATE ADMINISTRATION	

	

68	
Obtaining a grant of representation and/or administering the estate of a deceased person.  The fee is based on the gross capital value of the estate excluding the value of the matrimonial home (being the house and cartilage that was used as the principal matrimonial home by the deceased and his or her partner immediately before the death of the deceased).	
4.40 % of the first $200,000;	

	
3.30 % of the next $200,000;	

	
2.20 % of the next $200,000;	

	
1.10 % of the amount greater than $600,000;	

	
with a minimum of $990.00 (including 10% GST).*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fee rates were 4.40%, 3.30%, 2.20% and 1.10% respectively with a minimum of $957.00 (including 10% GST).	

	

69	
Transferring or conveying the matrimonial home (as defined in the first Public Trustee item above) and/or assets held as joint tenants to the surviving partner.	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST).	

	

70	
Where a fee is not payable under the first Public Trustee item above and where administration of an estate is commenced by the Public Trustee but completed by another executor or administrator or person other than at the initiative of the Public Trustee.	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST).	

	

71	
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72	
Rate of management fee for the administration of moneys held in the Common Funds. 	
1.10 % per annum of the gross value (including 10% GST).*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fee was the same.

73	
Rate of management fee for the administration of moneys held in the Common Fund Guarantee and Reserve Account.	
1.10 % per annum of the gross value (including 10% GST).*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fee was the same.	

Note:	

* All amounts for Fees and Charges listed under the Public Trustee Act 1985 are maximum amounts.  Lower amounts may be charged at the discretion of the Public Trustee.	

	

OTHER CHARGES (Charges are made for the following services, in addition to estate and trust)	

	

74	
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75	
Attendance by the Public Trustee or an officer of the Public Trustee or for any other purposes not being for normal administration purposes.	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST)	

	

76	
Arranging the purchase, extension, alteration or modification of property (real or personal) for the use of any beneficiary or other person legally entitled.	
1.10 % of the gross value of the purchase, extension, alteration of modification.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fee was the same.	

	

77	
Managing assets invested outside the Public Trustee Common Funds, excluding principal residence	
1.10 % of the gross value of the purchase, extension, alteration of modification.*	

Services charged on an hourly basis:	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST).	

	

78	
Genealogy matters	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST).	

	

79	
Life assurance or superannuation claims (where proceeds are not paid to the estate)	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST).	

	

80	
Preparing deeds, renunciations and releases.	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST).	

	

81	
Replacing lost title deeds.	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST).

	

	

82	
Conveyancing fees.	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST).	

	

83	
Property inspections.	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST).	

	

84	
Home visits.	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST).	

	

85	
Storage and Warehousing.	
$52.00 (including 10% GST) per cubic metre per month.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $51.00 (including 10% GST).	

Note:	

* All amounts for Fees and Charges listed under the Public Trustee Act 1985 are maximum amounts.  Lower amounts may be charged at the discretion of the Public Trustee.	

	

TAXATION SERVICES	

	

86	
All taxation services including assessment of tax status, advice and returns.	
$197.00 (including 10% GST) per hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $191.00 (including 10% GST).	

Note:	

* All amounts for Fees and Charges listed under the Public Trustee Act 1985 are maximum amounts.  Lower amounts may be charged at the discretion of the Public Trustee.	

	

TRUST ADMINISTRATION	

	

87	
Administration, as trustee, under Statute, Court award or other instrument.	
1.10 % of moneys received and/or the standard fee as per the scale chargeable for estate administration, on non monetary assets.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fee was same.	

	

88	
Administration fee for continuing trusts.	
$106.00 (including 10% GST) per annum and upon completion.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fee was $103.00 (including 10% GST).	

Note:	

* All amounts for Fees and Charges listed under the Public Trustee Act 1985 are maximum amounts.  Lower amounts may be charged at the discretion of the Public Trustee.

	

WILL PREPARATION	

	

89	
Preparing wills	
Maximum $ 395.00 (including 10% GST).*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fee was $382.00 (including 10% GST).	

	

90	
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Note:	

* All amounts for Fees and Charges listed under the Public Trustee Act 1985 are maximum amounts.  Lower amounts may be charged at the discretion of the Public Trustee.	

* Fees and Charges so marked are GST applicable	

	

Associations Incorporation Act 1991	

	

91	
Section 19 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Application to incorporate an association	
$156.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $151.00.	

	

92	
Section 26 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Application to amalgamate two associations	
$156.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $151.00.	

	

93	
Section 11 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Inspection or search, including a production or copy of a document held in the register (hard copy or electronic)	
$22.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $21.00.	

	

94	
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95	
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96	
Section 37 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Application to reserve a name for an association	
$36.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $35.00.	

	

97	
Section 59 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Lodgement of a notice of appointment of a public officer, or change of address of a public officer within one month after the change	
Nil	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was the same.	

	

98	
Section 62 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Lodgement of a notice of a person becoming a committee member, or an office becoming vacant or a change of committee member’s address within one month after the change	
Nil	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was the same.	

	

99	
Section 59 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Lodgement of a notice of appointment of a public officer, or change of address of a public officer more than one month after the change	
$36.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $35.00.	

	

99.1	
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100	
Section 62 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Lodgement of a notice of a person becoming a committee member, or an office becoming vacant or a change of committee member’s address more than one month after the change	
$36.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $35.00.	

100.1	
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101	
Section 79 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Lodgement of an annual return within the period of 6 months beginning at the end of the financial year of the association for associations whose revenue for the year covered by the annual return is $5,00 or more	
$36.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $35.00, and applied to all associations regardless of income.	

	

101.1	
Section 79 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Lodgement of an annual return within the period of 6 months beginning at the end of the financial year of the association for associations whose revenue for the year covered by the annual return is under $5,000	
Nil	

Explanatory Note: This is a fee exemption, introduced to provide some fee relief to small associations.	

	

102	
Section 79 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Lodgement of an annual return after the period of 6 months beginning at the end of the financial year of the association (late lodgement)	
$69.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $67.00.	

	

103	
Section 33 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Lodgement of a special resolution	
$36.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $35.00.	

	

104	
Section 33 of the Associations Incorporation Act 1991, Lodgement of a special resolution more than one month after meeting	
$69.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $67.00.	

	

105	
For any other approval given or act done by the Registrar-General for the purposes of the Act and for which a fee is not elsewhere provided	
$36.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $35.00.	

	

Business Names Act 1963 (repealed)	

Business Names fees and charges have been removed as the function has been transferred to Commonwealth Government.	

	

106-114	
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Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1997	

	

115	
Section 18 of the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1997, Application to Register a Change of an Adult's Name	
$101.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $98.00.	

	

116	
Section 19 of the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1997, Application to Register a Change of a Child's Name	
$101.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $98.00.	

	

117	
Section 21 of the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1997, Request for Change of Name to be noted in Birth Record	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $39.00.	

	

118	
Section 24 of the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1997, Application to alter register to record Change of Sex	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $39.00.	

	

119	
Section 42 of the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1997, Access to the Register	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $39.00.	

	

120	
Section 43 of the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1997, Search of the Register, including the issue of a Certificate	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $39.00.	

	

121	
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Instruments Act 1933 (repealed)

	

122-124	
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Explanatory Note: The Instruments Act 1933 has been repealed.  The ACT continues to provide search facilities of previous registers under the Instruments Act 1933.  Fees for such searches are set by the Personal Property Securities Act 2010.	

	

Land Titles Act 1925	

	

125	
Section 17 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a crown lease.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

126	
Section 44 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Production of a certificate of title.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.  	

	

127	
Section 62A of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to produce a new certificate of title.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

128	
Subsection 64(1) of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to lodge a map or plan.	
$418.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $404.00.	

	

129	
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130	
Section 65 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application for a certified copy of the register.	
$22.00 per page to a maximum of $70.00 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $21.00 per page with a $68.00 maximum.

$70.00	

131	
Section 66 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to inspect the register.	
$23.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $21.00.	

	

132	
Section 67 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application for a copy of information contained in the register.	
$19.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $16.00.	

	

133	
Section 73 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a memorandum of transfer.	
$213.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $201.00.	

	

134	
Section 82 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a lease.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

135	
Section 86 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a memorandum of surrender.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

136	
Section 87C of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a memorandum to extend or vary a lease.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

137	
Section 88 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a sublease.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

138	
Section 92 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a mortgage or encumbrance.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

139	
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140	
Section 92A of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a postponement of a mortgage or encumbrance.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

141	
Section 101 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a discharge of mortgage or encumbrance.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

142	
Section 101A of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a variation of mortgage.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

143	
Section 103 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a discharge of mortgage by way of a court order.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

144	
Section 103A of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a memorandum of provision	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

145	
Section 103B of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a memorandum of easement	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

146	
Section 103C of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register an easement in gross, transfer or extinguish an easement in gross.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

147	
Section 103C of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register, transfer an easement in gross in relation to a specific public utility.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

148	
Section 103E of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a memorandum of extinguishment of easement.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

149	
Section 103F of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a memorandum of a variation of easement.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

150	
Section 103G of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a memorandum of incorporeal right.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

151	
Section 103H of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a memorandum of extinguishment of incorporeal right.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

152	
Section 104A of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a caveat.	
$213.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $201.00.	

	

153	
Section 107 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a removal of a caveat.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

154	
Application to register a revocation of a power of attorney.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

155	
Section 132 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a transmission on bankruptcy or solvency.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.

 	

	

156	
Section 135 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a transmission on the death of a proprietor.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

157	
Section 138B of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a declaration by an executor.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

158	
Section 164A of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to hold a duplicate of a registered instrument, certificate of title or crown lease 	
$19.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $18.00.	

	

159	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application for an approval form with RG seal.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

160	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application for an approval form without the RG seal.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

161	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register any document affecting land, or any other document, whether or not expressly provided for in any Act.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

162	
BLANK 	

	

163	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Lodgement of request to register a community title scheme under subsection 16(1) of the Community Title Act 2001	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

164	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Lodgement of Management Statement under subsections 16(2) and 82(3)(b) of the Community Title Act 2001	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

165	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Lodgement for registration of a Master Plan under subsection 16(2) of the Community Title Act 2001	
$418.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $404.00.	

	

166	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Lodgement of a request for registration of an amendment of a community title scheme under section 25 of the Community Title Act 2001	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

167	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Lodgement for registration of an order of the Supreme Court for amendment of a community plan under section 27(9) of the Community Title Act 2001	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

168	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Lodgement for registration of a by-law under subsection 50(1) of the Community Title Act 2001	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

169	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Lodgement of an application for registration of a change of address for service of the body corporate under subsection 59(2) of the Community Title Act 2001	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

170	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Lodgement of notice of the appointment, removal or replacement of an administrator under subsection 61(7) of the Community Title Act 2001	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

171	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Lodgement of a request to record the amalgamation of community title schemes under subsection 82(1) of the Community Title Act 2001	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

172	
Section 139 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Lodgement of a request to record the termination of a community title scheme under subsection 90(1) of the Community Title Act 2001	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

172.1	
Section 68 of the Land Titles Act 1925, Application to register a proprietor by statute of law or defeasance of estate.	
$110.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $102.00.	

	

Registration of Deeds Act 1957	

	

173	
Subsection 4(1) of the Registration of Deeds Act 1957, Registration of a Deed	
$101.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $98.00.	

	

174	
Section 7 of the Registration of Deeds Act 1957, Search any book, index or register to produce a copy or extract of any deed in the register	
$22.00 per page to a max of $70.00 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $22.00 per page with a $68.00 maximum. 	

	

Fee items set under Court Procedures Act 2004 have been removed, replaced or renumbered in a new sequential order (please refer to item no 1000-1317).	

	

Security Industry Act 2003	

	

230.1	
For the application for issue of a Master Licence under Section 12 and 25 of the Security Industry Act 2003 to a person other a liquor licensee, or for issue of a Master Temporary Visitor Licence under Section 15A of the Security Industry Act 2003 to a person other a liquor licensee.	
$659.00 for a period of up to 12 months. 	

	
$1950.00 for period up to 36 months.	

Explanatory Note: Fee amended to include new licence type. A new fee is also included to align with the implementation of longer licence periods created through the amendment to the Act that is taking effect as of 27 Sep 2012. Last Financial Year the fee for a period of up to 12 months was $637.00. 

	

	

230.2	
For the application for issue of a Master Licence under section 12 and 25 of the Security Industry Act 2003to a holder of a liquor licence. 	
$197.00 for a period of up to 12 months.	

	

	
	
$590.00 for a period of up to 36 months.	

Explanatory Note: A new fee is included to align with the implementation of longer licence periods created through the amendment to the Act. The amendment to the Act is taking effect as of 27 Sep 2012. Last Financial Year the fee for a period of up to 12 months was $191.00.	

	

231	
For the application for issue of an Employee Licence under sections 13 and 25 of the Security Industry Act 2003 for one sub-licene type, or an Employee Temporary Visitor Licene under section 15A of the Security Industry Act 2003for one sub-licence type.	
$103.00 for a period of up to 12 months.	

	
$300.00 for a period of up to 36 months 	

Explanatory Note: Fee amended to include new licence type. A new fee is also included to align with the implementation of longer licence periods created through the amendment to the Act that is taking effect as of 27 Sep 2012. Last Financial Year the fee for a period of up to 12 months was $100.00. 	

	

232	
For the application for each additional sub-licence type for an Employee Licence or Employee Temporary Visitor Licence.	
$12.00 for a period of up to 12 months.	

	
$35.00 for a period of up to 36 month.	

Explanatory Note: Fee amended to include new licence type. A new fee is also included to align with the implementation of longer licence periods created through the amendment to the Act that is taking effect as of 27 Sep 2012. Last Financial Year the fee for a period of up to 12 months was the same. 	

	

233	
For the application for issue of a Trainer Licence under sections 14 and 25 of the Security Industry Act 2003.	
$197.00 for a period of up to 12 months.	

	
$590.00 for a period of up to 36 months.	

Explanatory Note: Fee amended to include new licence type. A new fee is also included to align with the implementation of longer licence periods created through the amendment to the Act that is taking effect as of 27 Sep 2012. Last Financial Year the fee for a period of up to 12 months was $191.00. 	

	

234	
For the application for issue of a Temporary Licence under sections 15 and 26 of the Security Industry Act 2003 for a period of up to 12 months.	
$103.00 for a period of up to 12 months.	

	
$300.00 for a period of up to 36 months.	

Explanatory Note: Fee amended to include new licence type. A new fee is also included to align with the implementation of longer licence periods created through the amendment to the Act that is taking effect as of 27 Sep 2012. Last Financial Year the fee for a period of up to 12 months was $100.00. 	

	

235	
For the application for each additional sub-licence type for a Temporary Licence under sections 15 and 26 of the Security Industry Act 2003. 	
$12.00 for a period of up to 12 months.	

	
$35.00 for a period of up to 36 months.	

Explanatory Note: A new fee is included to align with the implementation of longer licence periods created through the amendment to the Act that is taking effect as of 27 Sep 2012. Last Financial Year the fee for a period of up to 12 months was $12.00.

	

	

236	
For the issue of a duplicate Employee Licence, Trainer Licence, Temporary Licence or Temporary Visitor Licence.	
$19.00	

Explanatory Note: Fee amended to include new licence type and last Financial Year the fee was $18.00.	

	

237	
For the issue of an Employee Licence, Trainer Licence or Temporary Licence to replace a licence of that type which was issued subject to conditions.	
$19.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $18.00.	

	

238	
BLANK	

	

238.1	
For the issue of an Employee Licence, Trainer Licence or Temporary Licence or Temporary Visitor Licence to replace a licence of that type where sub-licence types have been altered or varied.	
$19.00	

Explanatory Note: Fee amended to include new licence type and last Financial Year the fee was $18.00.	

	

238.2	
For the issue of an Employee Licence, Trainer Licence, Temporary Licence or Temporary Visitor Licence to replace a licence of that type where sub-licence types have been altered or varied under section 70 of the Security Industry Act 2003.	
Nil	

Explanatory Note: This fee will prevent existing licencees from being disadvantaged under the new sub-licence types.	

	

239	
BLANK	

	

239.1	
For capturing fingerprint records for the purpose of identification in relation to a security industry application.	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: this is a new fee to align with the implementation of fingerprint checks. This fee was established in the budget submission for implementation of amendments to the Act.	

	

Cooperatives Act 2002	

	

240	
For the application for registration of a Cooperative under sections 22, 27, 369 and 370 of the Cooperatives Act 2002.	
$144.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $140.00.	

	

241	
For the issue of a duplicate certificate of registration under section 35 of the Cooperatives Act 2002.	
$36.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $35.00.	

	

242	
For filing a special resolution under section 195 of the Cooperatives Act 2002.	
$36.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $35.00.	

	

243	
BLANK	

	

244	
For the inspection of Cooperatives register under section 435 of the Cooperatives Act 2002.	
$22.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $22.00.	

	

245	
For documents filed sixty days after they become due under section 437 of the Cooperatives Act 2002.	
$69.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $67.00.

	

246	
For an application to become an exempt body under section 451 of the Cooperatives Act 2002.	
$69.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $67.00.

	

Agents Act 2003	

	

247	
For the application for issue of a licence certificate, or of annual renewal of a licence certificate, under section 38 of the Agents Act 2003, for a real estate agent, business agent and/or stock and station agent for a period of up to 12 months.	
$659.00 apportioned on a monthly or part thereof basis if less than twelve months, with a minimum charge of $60.00 	

Explanatory Note:   The fee is an all inclusive licence fee, whether the applicant seeks only one or all three licence categories.  There is no limit to the number of offices or branches that can be operated under one licence.  There is no distinction between a licence held by a person and a licence held by a corporation. Last Financial Year the fee was $637.00 with a minimum charge of $58.00.	

248	
For the application for issue of a licence certificate, or of annual renewal of a licence certificate, under section 38 of the Agents Act 2003, for a travel agent, for a period of up to 12 months.  A licensed director of a travel agency applying for or holding a corporate licence only, is exempt from paying this fee. 	
$659.00 apportioned on a monthly or part thereof basis if less than twelve months, with a minimum charge of $60.00 	

Explanatory Note: There is no distinction between a licence held by a person and a licence held by a corporation.  There is no limit to the number of offices or branches that can operate under the one licence.  Last Financial Year the fee was $637.00  with a minimum charge of $58.00

	

249	
For the application for issue of a licence certificate, or of annual renewal of a licence certificate, under section 38 of the Agents Act 2003, for an employment agent, for a period of up to 12 months.  A licensed director of an employment agency applying for or holding a corporate licence only, is exempt from paying this fee 	
$659.00 apportioned on a monthly or part thereof basis if less than twelve months, with a minimum charge of $60.00 	

Explanatory Note: There is no distinction between a licence held by a person and a licence held by a corporation.  There is no limit to the number of offices or branches that can operate under the one licence.  Last Financial Year the fee was $637.00 with a minimum charge of $58.00

	

250	
For the application for issue of a conditional licence certificate, or of annual renewal of a conditional licence certificate, under section 38 of the Agents Act 2003, for a real estate agent whose only business is selling land by auction or being a body corporate manager, for a period of up to 12 months. 	
$197.00 apportioned on a monthly or part thereof basis if less than twelve months, with a minimum charge of $60.00 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $191.00 with a minimum charge of $58.00.	

	

251	
For the application for issue of a certificate of registration, or of annual renewal of registration, under section 62 of the Agents Act 2003, for a real estate salesperson (including a property manager), business salesperson and/or stock and station salesperson, for a period of up to 12 months.	
$197.00 apportioned on a monthly or part thereof basis if less than twelve months, with a minimum charge of $60.00 	

Explanatory Note: This fee is an all inclusive registration fee, whether the applicant seeks only one or all three registration categories.  Last Financial Year the fee was $191.00 for twelve months with a minimum charge of $58.00.

	

252	
For the issue of a duplicate certificate of registration or a duplicate licence certificate, if the licence certificate is issued in photo ID card format.	
$19.00	

Explanatory Note: Certificates are to be double-sided plastic Photo ID cards.  Fee intended only to recover replacement costs.  There is no fee for the issue of a paper certificate (A4 size document).  Last Financial Year the fee was $18.00.

	

Partnership Act 1963	

	

253	
For application for registration as an incorporated limited partnership under subsection 58(1) of the Partnership Act 1963 where the partnership is not registered under a like scheme in another Australian jurisdiction.	
$659.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $637.00.  No fee is payable where a venture partnership has already been registered in another Australian jurisdiction.

	

Guardianship and Management of Property Act 1991	

	

254	
For examination by the Public Trustee of the accounts and other documents in relation to the management of property by the manager, under subsection 27(4) of the Guardianship and Management of Property Act 1991.	
$171.00 (GST exempt) per hour with a minimum of 1 hour.*	

Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fee was $166.00 per hour (GST exempt). 	

Note:	

* Fees and Charges so marked are GST applicable	

	

Emergencies Act 2004	

	

255	
Where personnel are made available to crew fire appliances at the request of a person or organisation conducting a sporting event or other public function or emergency activity, personnel as follows:	

	
(a) Each Superintendent and above (per hour or part thereof) *	
$126.00	

(b) Each Commander (per hour or part thereof)*	
$106.00	

(c) Each Station Officer (per hour or part thereof)*	
$94.00	

(d) Each Fire Fighter (per hour or part thereof)*	
$77.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $122.00,$103.00, $91.00 and $75.00 respectively.	

	

256	
Where a fire appliance is made available at the request of a person or organisation conducting a sporting event or other public function or emergency activity, appliances as follows:	

	
(a) Fire Pumper with crew (per hour or part thereof)*	
$505.00	

(b) Hazmat Vehicle with crew (per hour or part thereof)*	
$505.00	

(c) Water Tanker (per hour or part thereof)*	
$454.00	

(d) Water Tanker (Minimum crew) per hour or part thereof*	
$271.00	

(e) Hydraulic Platform (per hour or part thereof)*	
$449.00	

(f) Specialist Vehicle (per hour or part thereof)*	
$263.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $488.00, $488.00, $439.00, $262.00, $434.00 and $255.00 respectively.

	

257	
Technical Rescue Course fees:	

	
(a) Trench Rescue per hour or part thereof per instructor*	
$248.00	

(b) Confined Space Rescue per hour or part thereof per instructor*	
$248.00	

(c) Vertical Rescue per hour or part thereof per instructor*	
$248.00	

(d) Structural Collapse Rescue per hour or part thereof per instructor*	
$248.00	

(e) Road Accident Rescue per hour or part thereof per instructor*	
$248.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were all $240.00.	

	

	

258	
Oxygen Cylinder refill*	
$25.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $24.50.	

	

259	
Air Cylinder refill*	
$8.50	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $8.50	

	

260	
Hydrostatic testing of Cylinder - first cylinder*	
$44.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $43.00.	

	

260.1	
Hydrostatic testing of Cylinder - first cylinder including nitrous wash*	
$53.00	

Explanatory Note: This fee is currently charging of any first cylinders that are hydrostatic tested, for the inclusion of a nitrous wash. However this fee has never been captured in previous fee determinations, now to be included.  	

	

261	
Hydrostatic testing of Cylinder - subsequent cylinders*	
$25.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $24.50.	

	

261.1	
Hydrostatic testing of Cylinder  - subsequent cylinders including nitrous wash*	
$34.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $33.00.	

	

262	
Testing of LPG cylinders*	
$32.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $31.00.	

	

263	
Cylinder valve service per hr plus parts.  Minimum charge 1 hr*	
$81.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $79.00.	

	

264	
Hire of Full air cylinder*	
$18.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $18.00.	

	

265	
Hire of full oxygen cylinder*	
$34.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $33.00.	

	

266	
Service & testing of SCBA per hr plus parts.  Minimum charge 1 hr*	
$81.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $79.00.	

	

267	
Service & testing of Drager Acute Pack 2000 per hr plus parts.  Minimum charge 1 hr*	
$81.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $79.00.	

	

268	
Service & testing of Chemical Suits per hr plus parts.  Minimum charge 1 hr*	
$81.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $79.00.

  	

269	
Breathing Apparatus 1 day training course*	
$4330.00	

Breathing Apparatus refresher training course*	
$2173.00	

Breathing Apparatus & Chemical Suit training*	
$4645.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $4,184.00, $2,100.00 and $4,488.00 respectively.

  	

	

270	
Hire of Breathing Apparatus Set per day or part thereof*	
$75.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $73.00.	

	

271	
Breathing Apparatus Training /Consultancy per hour or part thereof*	
$193.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $187.00.	

	

272	
Building certification fee:	

	
(a) Issue of Fire Brigade clearance to private certifiers per hour or part thereof,  which will include initial consultation, any required report preparation,  site inspections, testing of fire systems and preparation of clearance inspections.	
$200.00	

(b) Post Occupancy Building Fire Safety Inspections per hour or part thereof general fire safety inspection of occupied premises including preparation of a fire report.	
$200.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were all $194.00.	

	

273	
Fire Incident Reports, and Fire Safety policies, search, duplication and dispatch of 1 x Fire Report on request each Fire Incident Report or part thereof	
$43.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $42.00.	

	

274	
Fire Investigation Report	
$417.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $403.00.	

	

275	
Fire Warden Training Course (4 hours) per course attendee*	
$77.00	

Fire Warden Training for a large group of students within the same precinct or part thereof to 8 persons*	
$1375.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $75.00 and $1,329.00 respectively.	

	

276	
Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training Course (1 hour 45 mins) per session or part thereof to 8 persons*	
$836.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $808.00.	

	

277	
Fire Safety Training (No Extinguishers) - 45 mins - 1 hour per session or part thereof to 8 persons*	
$566.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $547.00.	

	

278	
Fire Extinguisher Training Only (30 mins - 40 mins) per session or part thereof to 8 persons*	
$566.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $547.00.

  	

279	
Registration fee for Automatic Fire Alarm System	
$387.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $374.00.	

	

280	
Registration fee for second & Subsequent Alarm Installation at the same protected premises	
$155.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $150.00.	

	

281	
Monitoring fee for Automatic Fire Alarm System per month	
$32.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $31.00.	

	

282	
Monitoring fee for second & Subsequent Alarm Installation at the same protected premises per month	
$12.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $12.00.	

	

283	
AFANP Connection Fee to Automatic Fire Alarm System	
$39168.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $37,844.00.	

	

284	
AFANP Maintenance Fee per quarter	
$11107.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the annual fee was $10,732.00.	

	

285	
Functional Acceptance Retesting fee (per series of tests)	
$1880.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $1,817.00.	

	

286	
Transfer Fee for first Alarm Installation at each protected premises	
$155.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $150.00.	

	

287	
Transfer fee for the second and subsequent Alarm Installation at a protected premise when the transfer request contains a single alarm transfer request*	
$155.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $150.00.	

	

288	
Transfer fee for the second and subsequent Alarm Installation at a protected premise when the transfer request is received in the same application*	
$80.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $78.00.	

	

289	
Residential False Alarm fee	
$246.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $238.00.	

	

290	
Incorrect Alarm Type fee	
$778.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $752.00.	

	

291	
Chargeable False Alarm Fee	
$617.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $597.00.	

	

292	
Chargeable Automatic Fire Alarm Network Provider caused false alarm fee	
$308.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $298.00.	

	

293	
ACT Pensioners & Health Card Holders	

	
ACT Pensioners & Health Card Holders will continue to be entitled to free emergency and non-emergency ambulance services within the ACT. ACT Pensioners & Health Card Holders are entitled to free emergency ambulance services from an approved ambulance provider interstate only if that state participates in reciprocal arrangements with ACT.	

	
Where an emergency ambulance service is provided to a person that includes medical treatment and ambulance transport:	

	
(a) Within the ACT	
$831.00	

(b) An additional charge for each kilometre travelled outside of the ACT	
$11.00	

(c) Where 3 or more persons are transported together in an ambulance, the amount payable by each person is equal to three quarters of the amount that would otherwise be payable under this determination	

	
Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $803.00 and the $11.00respectively.	

294	
Where an emergency ambulance service is provided to a person that includes assessment or medical treatment not including ambulance transport.	
$577.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $558.00.	

	

295	
Where a non-emergency ambulance service is provided to a person that includes medical treatment and ambulance transport by an Ambulance Paramedic or Intensive Care Paramedic:	

	
(a) Within the ACT	
$594.00	

(b) An additional charge for each kilometre travelled outside of the ACT.	
$11.00	

(c) Where 3 or more persons are transported together in an ambulance, the amount payable by each person is equal to three quarters of the amount  that would otherwise be payable under this determination	

	
Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $574.00 and $11.000 respectively.	

	

296	
Where an ambulance stretcher vehicle or operational ambulance vehicle staffed by an ambulance crew is made available at the request of a person or organisation conducting a sporting event or other public function and:	

	
(a) The vehicle is made available for 4 hours or less. Includes 10% GST. *	
$707.00	

(b) Where the vehicle is made available for more than 4 hours, an additional charge for each extra hour (or part thereof) in excess of four hours.  Includes 10% GST. *

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $684.00 for less than four hours and  $179.00 per hour or part thereof in excess of four hours.
	
$185.00	

	

296.1	
Where an operational ambulance vehicle staffed by a single Ambulance Paramedic or Intensive Care Ambulance Paramedic is made available at the request of a person or organisation conducting a sporting event or other public function and:	

	
(a) The vehicle is made available for 4 hours or less. Includes 10% GST. *	
$429.00	

(b) Where the vehicle is made available for more than 4 hours, an additional charge for each extra hour (or part thereof) in excess of four hours.  Includes 10% GST. *

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $415.00 and $103.00 respectively.
	
$106.00	

	

296.2	
Where an operational ambulance vehicle staffed by an Ambulance Supervisor is made available at the request of a person or organisation conducting a sporting event or other public function and:	

	
(a) The vehicle is made available for 4 hours or less. Includes 10% GST. *	
$514.00	

(b) Where the vehicle is made available for more than 4 hours, an additional charge for each extra hour (or part thereof) in excess of four hours.  Includes 10% GST. *

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $497.00 and $124.00 respectively.	
$128.00	

	

297	
Where a non-emergency ambulance service that includes ambulance transport of patients not requiring emergency care by the Patient Transport Service is provided to a person:	

	
(a) Within the ACT	
$216.00	

(b) An additional charge for each kilometre travelled outside of the ACT.	
$4.50	

(c) Where 3 or more persons are transported together in an ambulance, the amount payable by each person is equal to three quarters of the amount that would otherwise be payable under this determination	

	
Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $209.00 and $4.50 respectively.	

	

298	
Aero-medical fees in relation to medical retrievals on the provision of the Southcare Helicopter Service, or its substitute for the first 30 minutes or part thereof*	
$2,637.00	

Plus an amount per additional 6 minutes or part thereof*	
$171.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $2,548.00 and $166.00 respectively.	

	

298.l	
Application under section 61 of the Emergencies Act 2004 for approval to provide ambulance, emergency, firefighting or rescue services	
$353.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $342.00.	

	

298.2	
ACT school students who are injured or suddenly become ill at school or during approved school excursions within the ACT are entitled to free emergency  ambulance services that includes medical treatment and ambulance transport:

Explanatory Note: Based against agreement with the ACT Department of Education & Training and Children, Youth & Family Services Bureau - Bulletin No 664 (Review date 28 November 1997)

	

298.3	
Where the specialist bariatric ambulance including crew is booked at the request of the Ambulance Service of NSW and:	

	
(a) The vehicle is booked for 4 hours or less.	
$1371.00	

(b) Where the vehicle is booked for more than 4 hours, an additional charge for each extra hour (or part thereof) in excess of four hours	
$343.00	

(c) An additional charge for each kilometre travelled outside of the ACT.

Explanatory Note: This is a new fee introduced to recover costs incurred by the ACT from the ASNSW for deployment of the bariatric capability.	
$11.00	

	

Dangerous Substances Act 2004	

	

299	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 2.4.2 – Manufacturing licences*	

	
Manufacturing licence: factory manufacture – a licence authorising the manufacture of explosives at a factory 	
$913.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $883.00

	

300	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 2.4.2 – Manufacturing licences*	

	
Manufacturing licence – a licence authorising the manufacture of explosives other than at a factory	
$286.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $277.00.	

	

301	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 2.5.2 – Import licences*	

	
Import licence – a licence authorising the import of explosives	
$107.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $104.00.	

	

302	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 2.6.2 – Carrying licences*	

	
Carrying licence – a licence authorising the carrying of explosives by road or rail  (single vehicle)	
$151.00	

fee per each additional vehicle	
$42.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $146.00 and $41.00 respectively.	

303	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 2.6.3 – Explosives driving licences*	

	
Explosives driving licence – a licence authorising the driving of vehicles to carry explosives	
$107.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $104.00.	

	

304	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 2.7.2 – Storage licences*	

	
Storage licence – a licence authorising the storage of explosives (single magazine)	
$286.00	

fee per each additional magazine	
$86.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $277.00 and $84.00 respectively.

  	

305	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 2.8.2 – Supply licences*	

	
Supply licence – a licence authorising the supply of explosives	
$107.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $104.00.	

	

306	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 2.9.3 – Shotfirers’ licences*	

	
Shot firer’s licence – a licence authorising the use of an explosive under part 2.9 of the Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004	
$129.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $125.00.	

	

307	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 2.9.4 – Blasting permits	

	
Blasting permit – a permit authorising the operation at a premises stated in the blast plan	
$465.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $450.00.	

	

308	
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309	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 3.4.3 – Display operators’ licences*	

	
Display operator’s licence – a licence authorising the use of fireworks for fireworks displays	
$286.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $277.00.	

310	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 3.4.4 –Fireworks display permits	

	
Fireworks display permit – a permit authorising the use of fireworks for a fireworks display or displays as stated in the permit (where the applicant holds a display operator’s licence)	
$18.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $18.00.	

	

311	
Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulations 2004, Division 3.4.4 –Fireworks display permits	

	
Fireworks display permit – a permit authorising the use of fireworks for a fireworks  display or displays as stated in the permit (where the applicant does not hold a display operator’s licence)	
$197.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $191.00.	

	

312	
Dangerous Substances (General) Regulations 2004, Part 2.6 (Registrable premises – registration)	

	
Two-year registration fee for registrable premises	
$127.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $123.00.	

313	
Dangerous Substances (General) Regulations 2004, Part 4.4 – Manufacturing security sensitive substances*	

	
Security sensitive substances manufacturing licence – a licence authorising the manufacture of a security sensitive substance	
$913.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $883.00.	

	

314	
Dangerous Substances (General) Regulations 2004, Part 4.5 – Importing security sensitive substances	

	
Security sensitive substances import licence – a licence authorising the import of a security sensitive substance (fee per year – licence may be issued for up to three years)	
$107.00	

Fee per year if this security sensitive substances activity is the second or subsequent activity authorised under the licence***	
$51.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $104.00 and $50.00 respectively.

  	

315	
Dangerous Substances (General) Regulations 2004, Part 4.6 – Carrying security sensitive substances	

	
Security sensitive substances carrying licence – a licence authorising the carrying of a security sensitive substance by road or rail (fee per year – licence may be issued for up to three years)	
$107.00	

Fee per year if this security sensitive substances activity is the second or subsequent activity authorised under the licence***	
$51.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $104.00 and $50.00 respectively.

  	

316	
Dangerous Substances (General) Regulations 2004, Part 4.7 – Storing security sensitive substances	

	
Security sensitive substances storage licence – a licence authorising the storage of a security sensitive substance (fee per premises per year – licence may be issued for up to three years)	
$107.00	

Fee per year if this security sensitive substances activity is the second or subsequent activity authorised under the licence***	
$51.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $104.00 and $50.00 respectively.

  	

317	
Dangerous Substances (General) Regulations 2004, Part 4.8 – Supplying security sensitive substances	

	
Security sensitive substances supply licence – a licence authorising the supply of a security sensitive substance (fee per year – licence may be issued for up to three years)	
$107.00	

Fee per year if this security sensitive substances activity is the second or subsequent activity authorised under the licence***	
$51.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $104.00 and $50.00 respectively.

  	

318	
Dangerous Substances (General) Regulations 2004, Part 4.9 – Using security sensitive substances	

	
Security sensitive substances user licence – a licence authorising the use of a security sensitive substance (fee per year – licence may be issued for up to three years)	
$107.00	

Fee per year if this security sensitive substances activity is the second or subsequent activity authorised under the licence***	
$51.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $104.00 and $50.00 respectively.

  	

318.1	
For undertaking a search of records in relation to the storage of dangerous substances, dangerous goods, underground storage tanks and licence history. (fee per premises searched)	
$41.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $40.00.

	

Note:	

* For licences issued authorising the handling of explosives under the Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulation 2004, the fee is a fee per year or part thereof for the period of the licence.	

** Consumer fireworks licenses are issued for one year only.	

*** The fee for a security sensitive substances licence for a single activity (excluding manufacture) is set at $104.00. Where a licence is issued for multiple security sensitive licence activities (via the same application and transaction), the fee for the second and subsequent activities is set at $50.00.	

 Example:	

 1. A person applies for and is issued with a 'security sensitive substances supply licence'. Cost of the Licence is $104.00 per year.	

2. A person applies for and is issued with a 'security sensitive substances supply licence' and a 'security sensitive substances storage licence'. Cost of the licence is $154.00 per year ($104.00 + $50.00).	

A person applies for and is issued with a 'security sensitive substances supply licence'. The cost of the licence is $104.00 per year. Later, the person applies for a 'security sensitive substances storage licence'. The cost of that licence is also $104.00 per year.	

	

Machinery Act 1949	

	

319	
Inspection of Boiler – locomotive, traction engine or road roller boilers, having a heating surface not exceeding 7.50 square metres – fee per inspection	
$125.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $121.00.	

	

320	
Inspection of Boiler – locomotive, traction engine or road roller boilers, having a heating surface exceeding 7.50 square metres – fee per inspection	
$178.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $172.00.	

	

321	
Inspection of Boiler – other than locomotive, traction engine or road roller boilers having a heating surface, not exceeding 2 square metres – including economiser and superheater (if any) – fee per inspection*	
$47.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $46.00.	

	

322	
Inspection of Boiler – other than locomotive, traction engine or road roller boilers having a heating surface, exceeding 2 square metres but not exceeding 5 square metres – including economiser and superheater (if any) – fee per inspection	
$77.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $75.00.	

	

323	
Inspection of Boiler – other than locomotive, traction engine or road roller boilers having a heating surface, exceeding 5 square metres but not exceeding 15 square metres – including economiser and superheater (if any) – fee per inspection	
$125.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $121.00.	

	

324	
Inspection of Boiler – other than locomotive, traction engine or road roller boilers having a heating surface, exceeding 15 square metres but not exceeding 70 square metres – including economiser and superheater (if any) – fee per inspection	
$178.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $172.00.	

	

325	
Inspection of Boiler – other than locomotive, traction engine or road roller boilers having a heating surface, exceeding 70 square metres but not exceeding 200 square metres – including economiser and superheater (if any) – fee per inspection	
$230.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $223.00.	

	

326	
Inspection of Boiler – other than locomotive, traction engine or road roller boilers having a heating surface, exceeding 200 square metres but not exceeding 400 square metres – including economiser and superheater (if any) – fee per inspection	
$242.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $234.00.	

	

327	
Inspection of Boiler – other than locomotive, traction engine or road roller boilers having a heating surface, exceeding 400 square metres -including economiser and superheater (if any) 	
$294.00	

	

	
plus per 100 metres or part thereof by which the heating surface exceeds 400 square metres	
$8.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fees were $285.00 and $8.00 respectively.	

	

328	
Inspection of Pressure Vessel – steam jacketed pan having internal diameter not exceeding 1 metre – fee per inspection*	
$41.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $40.00.	

	

329	
Inspection of Pressure Vessel – steam jacketed pan having internal diameter exceeding 1 metre – fee per inspection*	
$47.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $46.00.	

	

330	
Inspection of Pressure Vessel – other pressure vessels having an internal capacity not exceeding 150 litres – fee per inspection*	
$41.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $40.00.	

	

331	
Inspection of Pressure Vessel – other pressure vessels having an internal capacity exceeding 150 litres but not exceeding 1,500 litres – fee per inspection*	
$47.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $46.00.	

	

332	
Inspection of Pressure Vessel – other pressure vessels having an internal capacity exceeding 1,500 litres but not exceeding 3,000 litres – fee per inspection	
$77.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $75.00.	

	

333	
Inspection of Pressure Vessel – other pressure vessels having an internal capacity exceeding 3,000 litres – fee per inspection	
$112.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $109.00.	

	

334	
Other Inspections exempted vessel – fee per inspection	
$294.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $285.00.

Notes: 	

* Single Inspections: Where description of matter for which fee is payable in column 2 is marked * and on any one day in any one premises, an inspection is made of only one boiler or one pressure vessel, the fee to be charged for the inspection shall be  50 percent in excess of the fee otherwise payable.	

* Multiple Inspections:  Where on any one day in any one premise, five or more boilers or five or more pressure vessels are inspected, the fee to be charged for the inspection shall be 30 percent less than the fees otherwise payable.

	

Scaffolding and Lifts Act 1912	

	

342	
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Explanatory Note: The fee for Item 342 under the Scaffolding and Lifts Act 1912 is now incorporated in the building levy under S28 of the Building Act 2004	

	

343	
BLANK	

	
Explanatory Note: The fee for Item 342 under the Scaffolding and Lifts Act 1912 is now incorporated in the building levy under S28 of the Building Act 2004	

	

344	
BLANK	

	
Explanatory Note: The fee for Item 342 under the Scaffolding and Lifts Act 1912 is now incorporated in the building levy under S28 of the Building Act 2004	

	

345	
Design review of cranes, hoists, lifts, plant, scaffolding and gear	
 $50.00 minimum fee plus 	

	
 $103.00 per hour 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $49.00 plus $100.00 per hour.	

	

346	
Lifts testing of lifts	
 $46.00 minimum fee plus 	

	
 $31.00 per hour 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $45.00 plus $30.00 per hour.	

	

347	
Lifts re-testing of lifts (where initial test has failed inspection) – plus $85.00 per hour	
 $778.00 minimum fee plus 	

	
 $87.00 per hour 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $752.00 plus $85.00 per hour.	

	

348	
Approval of lifts	
$78.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $76.00.	

	

Workers Compensation Act 1951	

	

349	
Application Fee to be an approved insurer or an exempt employer for the purposes of workers compensation in the ACT	
$6,892.00	

Explanatory Note: GST is no longer applied to this fee.  Last Financial Year the fee was $6,659.00.	

	

350	
Fee to be an approved insurer or an exempt employer for the purposes of workers compensation in the ACT  (valid for three years)	
$6,892.00	

Explanatory Note: GST is no longer applied to this fee.  Last Financial Year the fee was $6,659.00.

	

Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002	

	

351	
Application fee to be paid to the Professional Standards Council by an occupational association for the approval of a scheme prepared under Schedule 4, Part 4.2, section 4.4 of the Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002	
$5,000.00 per application	

1) The Professional Standards Council may, if it considers that there are special reasons for doing so in a particular case, remit or waive the whole or any part of the application fee payable. 	

	
2) The Professional Standards Council may delegate its function, to remit or waive the whole or any part of the application fee payable, to the Executive Officer of the Professional Standards Council.	

	
3) The maximum amount that may be remitted or waived by the Executive Office of the Professional Standards Council under a delegation in any particular case is $250.	

	
Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was the same.	

	

352	
Application fee to be paid to the Professional Standards Council by an occupational association for the approval of an amendment to, or the revocation of, a scheme prepared under Schedule 4, Part 4.2, section 4.4 of the Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002	
 $5,000.00 per application 	

1) The Professional Standards Council may, if it considers that there are special reasons for doing so in a particular case, remit or waive the whole or any part of the application fee payable. 	

	
2) The Professional Standards Council may delegate its function, to remit or waive the whole or any part of the application fee payable, to the Executive Officer of the Professional Standards Council.	

	
3) The maximum amount that may be remitted or waived by the Executive Office of the Professional Standards Council under a delegation in any particular case is $250.	

	
Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was the same.	

	

353	
Annual fee to be paid to the Professional Standards Council by an occupational association any of whose members are subject to a scheme in force under the Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002 (being a scheme that applies to all persons within the association or to a specified class or classes of person within the association)	
$50.00 per person to whom the scheme applies, who is a member of the association at any time during the relevant annual fee period. The annual fee period means each period of 12 months beginning on the date on which the scheme commences and on each anniversary of that date	

1) The annual fee must be paid:	

	
a. if the relevant scheme commences during the period of 3 months ending on 31 March in any year – not later than 31 March in each year, or	

	
b. if the relevant scheme commences during the period of 3 months ending on 30 June in any year – not later than 30 June in each year, or	

	
c. if the relevant scheme commences during the period of 3 months ending on 30 September in any year – not later than 30 September in each year, or	

	
d. if the relevant scheme commences during the period of 3 months ending on 31 December in any year – not later than 31 December in each year.	

	
2) If for any reason a scheme becomes applicable to an additional member of the occupational association during the annual fee period, the association must pay the annual fee in respect of the additional member:	

	
a. if the scheme becomes applicable to that member during the period of 3 months ending on 31 March – not later than 31 March, or	

	
b. if the scheme becomes applicable to that member during the period of 3 months ending on 30 June – not later than 30 June, or	

	
c. if the scheme becomes applicable to that member during the period of 3 months ending on 30 September – not later than 30 September, or	

	
d. if the scheme becomes applicable to that member during the period of 3 months ending on 31 December – not later than 31 December.	

	
If any amount of the annual fee is not paid within 30 days after it is due, simple interest at the rate of 0.05% per day is payable to the Professional Standards Council on the outstanding balance until that balance is paid.	

	
1) The Professional Standards Council may, if it considers that there are special reasons for doing so in a particular case, remit or waive the whole or any part of the annual fee payable or any interest payable.	

	
2) The Professional Standards Council may delegate its function, to remit or waive the whole or any part of the annual fee payable or any interest payable, to the Executive Officer of the Professional Standards Council.	

	
3) The maximum amount that may be remitted or waived by the Executive Office of the Professional Standards Council under a delegation in any particular case is $250.	

	
Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was the same.	

	

Civil Partnerships Act 2008	

	

354	
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355	
Fee for endorsement and performance of a Civil Partnership commitment ceremony conducted by a Deputy Registrar-General	
$313.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $303.00. GST applies to this fee and the amount specified is inclusive of GST.	

	

356	
Fee for endorsement of a Civil Partnership commitment ceremony not conducted by a Deputy Registrar-General	
$187.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $181.00. GST applies to this fee and the amount specified is inclusive of GST.	

	

356.1	
Fees for application to be registered as a civil partnership notary	
$165.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $160.00. GST applies to this fee and the amount specified is inclusive of GST.

	

Work Health and Safety Act 2011	

	

357-363	
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364.1	
Construction Induction Training Card – Application 	
$33.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last Financial year the fee was $32.00
Item number amended	

	

364.2	
Construction Induction Training Card – Replacement of lost, stolen or damaged card	
$33.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last Financial year the fee was $32.00
Item number amended	

	

365.1	
High risk work licence – application	
$81.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last Financial year the fee was $79.00
Item number amended	

	

365.2	
High risk work licence – renewal 	
$81.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last Financial year the fee was $79.00
Item number amended	

365.3	
High risk work licence – application to vary	
$81.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last Financial year the fee was $79.00
Item number amended	

	

365.4	
High risk work licence – replacement of lost, stolen or damaged card	
$81.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last Financial year the fee was $79.00
Item number amended	

	

365.5	
High Risk Work Licence-Application for Exemption	
$436.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last Financial year the fee was $422.00
Item number amended	

	

366.1	
Workplace Health and Safety Entry Permit-Application	
$79.00	

Explanatory Note: The fee is consistent with the cost for a High Risk Work Licence, as they have similar requirements.	

	

366.2	
Workplace Health and Safety Entry Permit-Replacement of lost, stolen or damaged card	
$79.00	

Explanatory Note: The fee is consistent with the cost for replacing other similar licences. 	

	

367	
Approval of course of training in workplace entry by Workplace Health and Safety entry permit holder-Application	
$550.00	

Explanatory Note: Schedule 2, Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011 (C'wlth) determines this fee. 	

	

371-374	
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Hawkers Act 2003	

	

375	
Grant of Hawkers Licence where licensee is not using a vehicle.	
 $19.00 per month  	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $19.00.	

	

376	
Grant of Hawkers Licence where licensee will be using a vehicle/s with Gross Vehicle Mass of less than 2 tonnes.	
 $77.00 per vehicle per month 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $75.00.	

	

377	
Grant of a Hawkers Licence where licensee will be using a vehicle/s with Gross Vehicle Mass of 2 tonnes or more.	
 $115.00 per vehicle per month 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $112.00.	

	

378	
Grant of Hawkers Licence to hawk in a location.	
 $44.00 per location 	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $43.00.	

	

379	
Amendment of Hawkers Licence.	
$44.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $43.00.	

	

380	
Grant of exemption to hawk near commercial premises.	
$44.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $43.00.

	

	

381	
Amendment of Exemption to hawk near commercial premises.	
$44.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $43.00.	

	

382-399	
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Freedom of Information Act 1989	

	

400	
1) A charge is payable for the time spent by the relevant agency or Minister in searching for or retrieving a document (other than a document in relation to which a charge is applicable under item (2)).	
$23.00 per hour 	

2) A charge is payable for the time spent by the relevant agency or Minister in deciding whether to grant, refuse or defer access to a document or to grant access to a document with deletions (including the time spent in examining a document, consulting with any person or body, making a copy with deletions or notifying any interim or final decision on the request).	
$30.75 per hour	

3) A charge is payable for supervising inspection of a document.	
$19.20 per hour	

4) A charge is payable where access is given to a document by way of electronic scanning or photocopy.	
$0.30 per page	

5) A charge shall not include:	

	
a) access to a document about the personal affairs of the applicant or the person on whose behalf the application is made;

	
b) access to a document by an Aboriginal person or a Torres Strait Islander for the purpose of assisting that person to re-establish community or family links with those people from whom he or she was separated as a result of past policies of an Australian Government;

c) consideration of an application for review of a decision on an application under the Freedom of Information Act 1989);

	
d)   any additional cost caused by the misfiling or misindexing of a document;	

	
e) the first 10 hours of time spent by the agency or a Minister under (1) and (2) (for costing purposes, time taken under (2) shall be excluded before time taken under (1)); 	

	
f) the first 200 pages scanned or copied under (4); 	

	
g) any charge where the agency or Minister make a decision that a charge is not payable; and	

	
h) any charge where the application is refused.	

	
6) In this clause:	

	
a) “Aboriginal person” includes a person who is descended from, identifies as, and is accepted by an Aboriginal community as, an Aboriginal person; and	

	
b)  “Torres Strait Islander” means a person who is a descendant of an indigenous inhabitant of the Torres Strait Islands.	

	
Explanatory Note:   Last Financial Year the fees were $22.30, $29.75, $18.60 and $0.30 respectively.  	

	

401	
1) An agency or a Minister may make an estimate of the charges that might reasonably be imposed under item 400.	

	
2) If the estimate exceeds $25 but is less than $100, the agency or a Minister may require the applicant to pay a deposit of $20.	

	
3) If the estimate exceeds $100, the agency or a Minister may require the applicant to pay a deposit of 25% of the estimate.

	

	

Firearms Act 1996	

	

402	
For the purpose of section 54 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of an adult firearms licence for an application for a Category A, B, C, D or H licence, also including fee category where the applicant relies on a genuine reason of employment.	
$120.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $116.00.	

	

402.1	
For the purpose of section 54 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of an adult firearms licence for an application for a further licence Category A, B, C, D or H licence.	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: This fee applies to licensees making an application for a further licence category. It is currently charged and administered by ACT Policing, however has not been captured in previous fee determinations.  The fee is now incorporated into this determination. Last financial year the fee was $39.00.	

	

403	
For the purpose of section 54 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of an adult firearms licence for an application for a collectors licence.	
$120.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $116.00.	

	

404	
For the purpose of section 54 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of an adult firearms licence for an application for an heirlooms licence.	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $39.00.	

	

405	
For the purpose of section 54 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of an adult firearms licence for an application for a firearms dealer licence.	
$1,211.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $1,171.00.	

	

406	
For the purpose of section 54 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of an adult firearms licence for an application for a firearms dealer club armourer licence under the Firearms Regulation 2008, section 26.	
$161.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $156.00.	

	

407	
For the purpose of section 54 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of an adult firearms licence for an application for a paintball marker licence.	
$120.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $116.00.	

	

408	
For the purpose of section 72 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of the issue of a replacement adult firearms licence.	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $39.00.	

	

409	
For the purpose of section 85 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of a minors firearms licence for an application for a Category A, B or H licence.	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $39.00.	

	

410	
For the purpose of section 93 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of the issue of a replacement minors firearms licence.	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $39.00.	

	

411	
For the purpose of section 101 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of a composite entity firearms licence for an application for a Category A, B, C, D or H licence.	
$241.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $233.00.

	

412	
For the purpose of section 115 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of the issue of a replacement composite entity firearms licence.	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $39.00.	

	

413	
For the purpose of section 123 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of a Temporary International Firearms Licence.	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $39.00.	

	

414	
For the purpose of section 143 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of a permit to acquire.	
$16.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $15.50.	

	

415	
For the purpose of section 149 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of the issue of a replacement permit to acquire.	
$16.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $15.50.	

	

416	
For the purpose of section 164 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of the registration of a firearm for each firearm.	
$16.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $15.50.	

	

417	
For the purpose of section 168 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of the registration as a user of a registered firearm for each user.	
$16.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $15.50.	

	

418	
For the purpose of section 188 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of a statement about a person who is to be an employee or act as an agent for a firearms dealer.

Explanatory Note: Last financial year fee was $77.00.

$79.00	

418.1	
For the purpose of section 141 of the Firearms Act 1996 in the case of the issue of a permit.	
$40.00	

Explanatory Note: This fee is currently charged and administered by ACT Policing, however has not been captured in previous fee determinations.  The fee is now incorporated into this determination. Last financial year the fee was $39.00. Permits can be issued under section 141 for the use and possession of firearms in film and theatrical productions and to allow shortening or conversion of a firearm.	

Fair Trading (Motor Vehicle Repair Industry) Act 2010	

	

419	
For the application for issue of or renewal of a motor vehicle repair licence, for a period of up to 12 months, where the licensee will have five employees involved in repair work or less.	
$268.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $259.00.	

	

420	
For the application for issue of or renewal of a motor vehicle repair licence, for a period of up to 12 months, where the licensee will have between six and twenty employees involved in repair work.	
$331.00	

Explanatory Note: Last Financial Year the fee was $320.00.	

	

421	
For the application for issue of or renewal of a motor vehicle repair licence, for a period of up to 12 months, where the licensee will have twenty one employees or greater involved in repair work.

 	
$382.00	

Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011

422	
The maximum fee payable by a person requesting a unit title certificate under section 119.

Explanatory Note:  Last Financial Year the fee was $86 plus any GST payable in relation to the amount.  For clarity and consistency with other fees in this instrument, this Financial Year the maximum fee payable is stated with GST included.

The Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011 provides for the maximum fee for unit title certificates and requests to inspect owners corporation records to be set by disallowable instrument. An owners corporation may set any fee less than or equal to the maximum fee.  Maximum fees for these purposes were previously prescribed under the Unit Titles Regulation 2001, pursuant to now repealed section 75 of the Unit Titles Act 2001.

The fee is payable to the owners corporation.

	
$98 (including 10% GST)

423	
The fee payable by a person requesting to inspect the records of the owners corporation under section 119 if the person has also requested a unit title certificate in accordance with section 119(5).

Explanatory Note:  Last Financial Year the fee was the same.

The maximum fee payable of $0 to inspect the owners corporation’s records where a unit title certificate is also requested was previously prescribed under the Unit Titles Regulation 2001.

The fee is payable to the owners corporation.

	
Nil

424	
The maximum fee payable by a person requesting to inspect the records of the owners corporation under section 119, but not requesting a unit title certificate.

Explanatory Note:  Last Financial Year the fee was $86 plus any GST payable in relation to the amount.  For clarity and consistency with other fees in this instrument, this Financial Year the maximum fee payable is stated with GST included.

The Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011 provides for the maximum fee for unit title certificates and requests to inspect owners corporation records to be set by disallowable instrument. An owners corporation may set any fee less than or equal to the maximum fee.  Maximum fees for these purposes were previously prescribed under the Unit Titles Regulation 2001, pursuant to now repealed section 75 of the Unit Titles Act 2001.

The fee is payable to the owners corporation.

$98 (including 10% GST)

	

Business Names Registration (Transition to Commonwealth) Act 2012	

	

425	
The production by the Register-General of the register, a statement or other document kept by or in the custody of the Registrar-General	
$18.00	

Explanatory Note: This Act continues some fees and charges under the Business Names Act 1963 that would have been payable had that Act not been repealed. This fee allows the Registrar General to continue to charge for searches of information held by the ACT after the transition of responsibility to the Commonwealth. 

	

Work Health and Safety Act 2011	

	

426	
Application for plant registration	
$100.00	

Explanatory Note: This is the new fee under S266 of Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011.  The date of effect is 01 Jan 2013.	

	

427	
Replacement of registration documents for plant registration and plant design registration 	
$100.00	

Explanatory Note: This is the new fee under S288 of Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011.  The date of effect is 01 Jan 2013.	

	

428	
Amendment of plant or plant design registration application 	
$100.00	

Explanatory Note: This is the new fee under S284 of Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011.  The date of effect is 01 Jan 2013.	

	

429	
Application for registration of the design of an item of plant 	
$100.00	

Explanatory Note: This is the new fee under S250 of Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011.  The date of effect is 01 Jan 2013.	

	

430	
Alteration to design approval 	
$100.00	

Explanatory Note: This is the new fee under S244 of Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011.  The date of effect is 01 Jan 2013.	

	

431	
Application for renewal of a registration of an item of plant 	
$100.00	

Explanatory Note: This is the new fee under S277 of Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011.  The date of effect is 01 Jan 2013.

	

Public Trustee Act 1985	

	

CONFISCATION OF CRIMINAL ASSETS	

	

432	
Fees due to the Public Trustee under S.132 (1) (d) & (e) of the Confiscation of Criminal Assets Act 2003.	

	
Receiving money or on converting assets to cash 	
1.1%	

Where the Public Trustee receives income 	
5.5%	

Explanatory Note:  Last Financial Year this fee was included in those fees for which GST was applied and is now shown separately as part of self-assessment of GST (GST exempt).	

Note:	

* All amounts for Fees and Charges listed under the Public Trustee Act 1985 are maximum amounts.  Lower amounts may be charged at the discretion of the Public Trustee.	

	

Land Titles Act 1925	

433	
Summon the title/consent from the registered proprietor/mortgagee for the purpose of surrender/regrant of further unit lease for a further term.	
$1,000.00	

Explanatory Note: This is the new fee to assist businesses and individuals to complete the production/consent of titles where a unit plan is approaching the end of the lease period.

	

Liquor Act 2010	

	

ANNUAL FEES	

	

500	
Fee for an application for licence under section 25 of the Liquor Act 2010.	
$2,406.00 for general licence	

	
$1,954.00 for on licence	

	
$1,954.00 for club licence	

	
$1,954.00 for off licence	

	
$2,935.00 for special licence	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year fees were$2,325.00, $1,888.00, $1,888.00, $1,888.00, $2,836.00 respectively.	

	

501	
Fee for the renewal of a licence under section 42 of the Liquor Act 2010.	

	
1) for on licence--nightclub licence:	

	
(a) if total occupancy loading for premises ≤ 80 people 	
$3,493.00 for standard licensed times 	

	
$5,821.00 for other licensed times	

(b) if total occupancy loading for premises > 80 people but ≤ 150 people                                                                                  	
$4,657.00 for standard licensed times	

	
$8,150.00 for 1am licensed times	

	
$10,479.00 for 2am licensed times	

	
$12,808.00 for 3am licensed times	

	
$15,136.00 for 4am licensed times	

	
$17,465.00 for 5am licensed times	

(c) if total occupancy loading for premises > 150 people but ≤ 350 people                                                                                   	
$5,821.00 for standard licensed times	

	
$11,643.00 for 1am licensed times	

	
$13,972.00 for 2am licensed times	

	
$16,301.00 for 3am licensed times	

	
$18,630.00 for 4am licensed times	

	
$20,958.00 for 5am licensed times	

	

	
(d) if total occupancy loading for premises > 350 people 	
$6,986.00 for standard licensed times	

	
$15,136.00 for 1am licensed times	

	
$17,465.00 for 2am licensed times	

	
$19,794.00 for 3am licensed times	

	
$22,123.00 for 4am licensed times	

	
$24,451.00 for 5am licensed times	

2) for on licence--restaurant and cafe licence: 	

	
(a) if total occupancy loading for premises ≤ 80 people  	
$1,164.00 for standard licensed times	

	
$1,940.00 for other licensed times	

	

	
(b) if total occupancy loading for premises > 80 people but ≤ 150 people                                                                                   	
$1,552.00 for standard licensed times	

	
$2,716.00 for 1am licensed times	

	
$3,493.00 for 2am licensed times	

	
$4,269.00 for 3am licensed times	

	
$5,045.00 for 4am licensed times	

	
$5,821.00 for 5am licensed times	

	

	
(c) if total occupancy loading for premises > 150 people but ≤ 350 people                                                                                   	
$1,940.00 for standard licensed times	

	
$3,881.00 for 1am licensed times	

	
$4,657.00 for 2am licensed times	

	
$5,433.00 for 3am licensed times	

	
$6,210.00 for 4am licensed times	

	
$6,986.00 for 5am licensed times	

	

	
(d) if total occupancy loading for premises > 350 people 	
$2,328.00 for standard licensed times	

	
$5,045.00 for 1am licensed times	

	
$5,821.00 for 2am licensed times	

	
$6,598.00 for 3am licensed times	

	
$7,374.00 for 4am licensed times	

	
$8,150.00 for 5am licensed times	

	

	
3) for on licence--bar general licence/ club licence/ special licence:	

	
(a) if total occupancy loading for premises ≤ 80 people 	
$2,328.00 for standard licensed times	

	
$3,881.00 for other licensed times	

	

	
(b) if total occupancy loading for premises > 80 people but ≤ 150 people                                                                                  	
$3,105.00 for standard licensed times	

	
$5,433.00 for 1am licensed times	

	
$6,986.00 for 2am licensed times	

	
$8,538.00 for 3am licensed times	

	
$10,091.00 for 4am licensed times	

	
$11,643.00 for 5am licensed times	

	

	
(c) if total occupancy loading for premises > 150 people but ≤ 350 people                                                                                      	
$3,881.00 for standard licensed times	

	
$7,762.00 for 1am licensed times	

	
$9,315.00 for 2am licensed times	

	
$10,867.00 for 3am licensed times	

	
$12,420.00 for 4am licensed times	

	
$13,972.00 for 5am licensed times	

	

	
(d) if total occupancy loading for premises > 350 people 	
$4,657.00 for standard licensed times	

	
$10,091.00 for 1am licensed times	

	
$11,643.00 for 2am licensed times	

	
$13,196.00 for 3am licensed times	

	
$14,748.00 for 4am licensed times	

	
$16,301.00 for 5am licensed times	

	

	
4) for off licence:	

	
reporting period—see the Liquor Regulation 2010, schedule 1, section 1.19 (3).
standard licenses times—see the Liquor Regulation 2010, section 32.	

	
(a) if gross liquor purchase value for reporting period ≤ $5,000                                                                                                   	
$517.00 for standard licensed times	

	

	
(b) if gross liquor purchase value for reporting period > $5,000 but ≤ $100,000                                                                       	
$1,754.00 for standard licensed times	

	

	
(c) if gross liquor purchase value for reporting period > $100,000 but ≤ $500,000                                                                      	
$3,789.00 for standard licensed times	

	

	
(d) if gross liquor purchase value for reporting period > $500,000 but ≤ $1,000,000                                                                   	
$5,859.00 for standard licensed times	

	

	
(e) if gross liquor purchase value for reporting period > $1,000,000 but ≤ $3,000,000                                                            	
$9,999.00 for standard licensed times	

	

	
(f) if gross liquor purchase value for reporting period > $3,000,000 but ≤ $7,000,000                                                                   	
$18,279.00 for standard licensed times	

	

	
(g) if gross liquor purchase value for reporting period > $7,000,000                                                                                         	
$26,559.00 for standard licensed times	

Explanatory note: The fees for renewal application have been increased by WPI of 3.5%. 
Standard licenses times—see the Liquor Regulation 2010, section 32.                                 
1am licensed times—see the Liquor Regulation 2010, section 32.
2am licensed times—see the Liquor Regulation 2010, section 32.
3am licensed times—see the Liquor Regulation 2010, section 32.
4am licensed times—see the Liquor Regulation 2010, section 32.
5am licensed times—see the Liquor Regulation 2010, section 32.
Total occupancy loading, for licensed premises—see the Liquor
Regulation 2010, dictionary.	

HOURLY FEES	

	

502	
Fee payable per hour for the preparation of occupancy loading recommendation under section 86 of Liquor Act 2010.

Explanatory note:  Last financial year the fee was $195.00.

$201.00	

	

OTHER FEES	

	

503	
Fee for an application to amend licence under section 38 of the Liquor Act 2010.	
$107.00 (all cases)	

Explanatory note:  The fee for amendment of a licence, means the annual fee for the licence as amended. Last financial year the fee was $104.00.

Fee for amendment of licence under section 38 of the Liquor Act 2010.
new fee > old fee

Explanatory note:  Remaining period for amendment of a licence, means the number of months (whole or part) until the earlier of the following:
(a) the day the next annual fee is due for the licence as amended.
(b) the day the licence as amended is to expire.

	

fee difference	

504	
Fee for an application to amend floor plan under section 39 of the Liquor Act 2010.
	
$214.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $207.00.

	

505	
Fee for an application to transfer licence under section 40 of the Liquor Act 2010.	
$1,467.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $1418.00.

	

506	
Fee for an application to issue replacement licence under section 44 of the Liquor Act 2010.	
$22.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $22.00.

	

507	
Fee for an application for permit under section 50 of the Liquor Act 2010.	

	
1) for commercial permit: (all cases)	

	
(a) if liquor retail value stated in permit ≤ $2,000                      	
$103.00	

(b) liquor retail value stated in permit > $2,000 but ≤ $5,000 	
$414.00	

(c) if liquor retail value stated in permit > $5,000 but ≤ $10,000     	
$621.00	

(d) if liquor retail value stated in permit > $10,000 but ≤ $50,000 	
$828.00	

(e) if liquor retail value stated in permit > $50,000 but ≤ $100,000  	
$1,035.00	

(f) if liquor retail value stated in permit > $100,000 but ≤ $500,000	
$3,105.00	

(g) if liquor retail value stated in permit > $500,000 but ≤ $1,000,000 	
$5,175.00	

(h) if liquor retail value stated in permit > $1,000,000 but ≤ $3,000,000 	
$9,315.00	

(i) if liquor retail value stated in permit > $3,000,000 	
$17,595.00	

2) for non commercial permit: (all cases)	

	
(a) if liquor retail value stated in permit ≤ $2,070 	
$42.00	

(b) if liquor retail value stated in permit > $2,070 	
$144.00	

Explanatory Note: The fees for permit applications have been increased by WPI of 3.5%. 

	

508	
Fee for an application to amend permit under section 58 of the Liquor Act 2010.	
$107.00 (all cases)	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $104.00.

	

509	
Fee for an application to renew non-commercial permit under section 61 of the Liquor Act 2010.	

	
(a) if liquor retail value stated in permit ≤ $2,070	
$42.00	

(b) if liquor retail value stated in permit > $2,070	
$144.00	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year fees were $41.00 and $140.00 respectively.

	

510	
Fee for the issue of replacement permit under section 63 of the Liquor Act 2010.	
$22.00 (all cases)	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $22.00.

	

511	
Fee for an application to amend approved risk assessment management plan under section 91 of the Liquor Act 2010.	
$214.00 (all cases)	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $207.00.

	

512	
Fee for an application for young people’s event approval under section 95 of the Liquor Act 2010.	
$107.00 (all cases)	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $104.00.

	

513	
Fee for an application for RSA training course approval under section 189 of the Liquor Act 2010.	
$1066.00 (all cases)	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $1030.00.

	

514	
Fee for the renewal of RSA training course approval under section 192 of the Liquor Act 2010.	
$588.00 (all cases)	

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $569.00.

	

515	
Fee for an application for proof of age card under section 210 of the Liquor Act 2010.

Explanatory Note: Last financial year the fee was $5.00.
	
$5.00 (all cases)	

Court Procedures Act 2004	

	

PROCEEDINGS IN THE ACT CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL	

	

PART A: Commencement	

	

1000	
Civil Disputes	

	
On institution of civil proceedings:	

	
(i) where the amount in dispute is more than $10,000	

	
for a natural person	
$449.00	

for a corporation	
$898.00	

(ii) where the amount in dispute is $10,000 or less, or for a determination  under the Common Boundaries Act 1981, or for proceedings under the Unit Titles Act 2001 where no amount is in dispute	

	
for a natural person	
$127.00	

for a corporation	
$254.00	

(iii) where the amount in dispute is $2,000 or less, or where no amount is in dispute (other than proceedings under the Unit Titles Act 2001)	

	
for a natural person	
$47.00	

for a corporation	
$94.00	

(iv) for any other application 	

	
for a natural person	
$47.00	

for a corporation	
$94.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year fees were $434.00, $123.00, $46.00 and $46.00 respectively. Item (iv) has been added for purposes of clarity (this was previously subsumed within item (iii)). This item was previously numbered item 178.2. Note that the fee for Unit Titles matters with no amount in dispute has been increased to a higher application bracket to reflect the nature of disputes coming before the ACAT.	

	

1001	
For lodging a cross-claim or counter-claim to a civil claim:	

	
(i) where the amount is more than $10,000	

	
for a natural person	
$449.00	

for a corporation	
$898.00	

(ii) where the amount is $10,000 or less	

	
for a natural person	
$127.00	

for a corporation	
$254.00	

(iii) where the amount in dispute is $2,000 or less or where no amount is in dispute	

	
for a natural person	
$47.00	

for a corporation	
$94.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year fees were $434.00, $123.00 and $46.00. This item was previously numbered item 178.3.	

	

1002	
On lodging an application for relief  under the Residential Tenancies Act 1997:	

	
(i) where the amount in dispute is more than $1000 or for a termination and possession order pursuant to Part IV of the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 where a bond has been deposited with the Territory in relation to the tenancy	

	
for a natural person	
$127.00	

for a corporation	
$254.00	

(ii) for a termination and possession order pursuant to Part IV of the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 where a bond has not been deposited with the Territory in relation to the tenancy	

	
for a natural person	
$245.00	

for a corporation	
$490.00	

(iii) for endorsement of a tenancy agreement under section 10 of the Residential Tenancies Act 1997	

	
for a natural person	
Nil	

for a corporation	
Nil	

(iv) where the amount in dispute is $1000 or less or in any other case	

	
for a natural person	
$63.00	

for a corporation	
$126.00	

Where the application involves more than one of the above matters, the fee payable is the higher of the fees.	

	
Explanatory Note:  Last financial year fees were $123.00, $237.00 and $61.00. This item was previously numbered item 178.5. 	

	

	

1003	
Review of Administrative Decisions	

	
On lodging an application for the review of an administrative decision (or applying to become a party to such proceedings) under:	

	
(i) section 31C  of the Housing Assistance Act 2007;	
Nil	

(ii) the Rates Act 2004;	
Nil	

(iii) section 60 of the Freedom of Information Act 1989, being a decision made in relation to a document that relates to a decision specified in (i) or (ii);

	
Nil	

(iv) any other enactment	

	
for a natural person	
$282.00	

for a corporation	
$564.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year fee was $273.00 for item (iv). The description of the fee in (iv) has been simplified.  This item was previously numbered item 178.6.

 	

1004	
Occupational Discipline	

	
On lodging an application in relation to occupational licensing or discipline	
$282.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $273.00. This item was previously numbered item 178.7.

	

1005	
Appeals	

	
On lodging an application for the referral of a question of law within the ACAT, a correction to an order of the ACAT or an appeal within the ACAT.	

	
for a natural person	
$449.00	

for a corporation	
$898.00	

Explanatory Note:  This new fee has been set at the same rate as a $10,000+ civil dispute, to send an appropriate but not excessive cost signal to the applicant. Last financial year the fee was $434.00. This item was previously numbered item 178.8.

 	

1006	
On lodging of an appeal under section 416 of the Legal Profession Act 2006.	

	
for a natural person	
$282.00	

for a corporation	
$564.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $273.00. This item was previously numbered item 178.9.

	

1007	
On lodging an application for a matter to be removed from the ACAT to the Supreme Court, including for appeals transferred.

	
for a natural person	
$925.00	

for a corporation	
$1850.00	

Explanatory Note:  This is a new fee which has been introduced to avoid the possibility of an action being commenced in the ACAT to avoid the cost of commencement in the Supreme Court.

 	

1008	
Hearing Fees
The hearing fee (for estimated or actual hearing days) is:	

	
(a) for the 2nd, 3rd and  4th hearing day;	

	
for a natural person	
$125.00 for each day	

for a corporation	
$250.00 for each day	

(b) for the 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th hearing day;	

	
for a natural person	
$250.00 for each day	

for a corporation	
$500.00 for each day	

(c) for the 10th or later hearing day;	

	
for a natural person	
$315.00 for each day	

for a corporation	
$630.00 for each day	

The total fee payable is calculated by adding the hearing fee for each estimated or actual hearing day.

The person liable to pay the total fee unless the tribunal orders otherwise is the plaintiff, applicant or appellant.  The person liable to pay the fee must pay the fee within 7 days of the tribunal setting the hearing date.  

Where a hearing is commenced and takes more days than estimated unless otherwise ordered the party originally liable to pay this fee shall pay for the additional days at the appropriate rate. In such a case, the fee for the additional days is payable immediately after the tribunal allocates the additional hearing days or the end of the hearing (whichever occurs first).

  	

If the Tribunal receives written advice of settlement or written notice of intended adjournment 56 days or more before the first date allocated for the hearing, 75% of the fee paid is refundable. If notice is received 28 days or more before that date, 50% of the fee paid is refundable.

	
If the hearing is adjourned before the first date allocated for the hearing, and the Tribunal or Registrar is satisfied that the reason for the adjournment was due to circumstances beyond the control of the parties, the whole of the fee is to be refunded or transferred to a new allocated date or dates for the adjourned hearing.	

	
In other circumstances, if the adjournment occurs 56 days or more before the first date allocated for the hearing, 75% of the fee is refundable. If the adjournment occurs 28 days or more before that date, 50% is refundable.	

	

A hearing fee is not payable if a matter is exempt from the payment of an application fee.

	
If the hearing is adjourned after it has commenced and the Tribunal or Registrar is satisfied that the reason for the adjournment was due to circumstances beyond the control of the parties, the fee paid in respect of dates after the date of the adjournment is to be refunded or transferred to the date or dates allocated for the adjourned hearing.

Explanatory Note:  This is a new fee.  It is payable in cases which may or do extend beyond a single hearing day.  For example, where the tribunal sets down a case for 5 hearing days, the plaintiff will be required to pay a total fee ($625) composed of the hearing fee for the 2nd day ($125), the 3rd day ($125), the 4th day ($125) and the 5th day ($250) derived from the list of hearing fees.

	

PART B: Certificates, copies, inspections and transcripts in civil matters	

	

1009	
Provision of a document or a copy of a document where the request for the document or copy requires the preparation of the document.	
$37.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $36.00. This item was previously numbered item 178.11.	

	

1010	
Provision of a copy of a document where a copy or a certified copy can be provided by photocopying another document already in existence and, where necessary, certifying the photocopy:	

	
(i) in respect of the application for a copy;	
$2.50	

(ii) for each page of copy provided.	
$1.20	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year fees were $2.40 and $1.12. This item was previously numbered item 178.12.  	

	

1011	
For an inspection of or a search in relation to a record of a tribunal (including a request to determine whether or not a named person is involved in litigation, the viewing of material held by the court, or a request to determine whether information is held by a court).	
$145.00 per hour of time in which a registry staff is involved.  The minimum charge is 10 minutes.  An estimate of the fee must be paid prior to the search or inspection being undertaken.	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year fees were $18.50 per item or $141.00 per hour. This item was previously numbered item 178.13.	

	

1012	
For the supply of a disk containing a record of a proceeding or of part of a proceeding or of a matter incidental to a proceeding.	
$38.00 (per DVD or CD-Rom) 	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year fees were $37.00. This item was previously numbered item 178.14.	

1013	
Provision of a transcript of proceedings where the request for the transcript requires the preparation of the document.	
$34.00 minimum fee plus: 	

	
 $13.00 same day 	

	
 $12.20 per page next day 	

	
 $11.20 per page 2-3 days 	

	
 $11.10per page 3-5 days 	

	
 $10.50 per page within 20 days 	

Explanatory Note:  Fees were reintroduced into DI 2009-116 by Attorney General (Fees) Amendment Determination 2009 (No 4), please refer items187 and 214 for further information. In the 2011 financial year, the fees were $33.80, $13.00, $12.20, $11.2, $11.10 and $10.50 respectively. This item was previously numbered item 178.14.1. The fee schedule has been amended to make it clear that the rate per same day is for each page.B396.

The contract price may only be varied in accordance with increases to the consumer price index during the Contract period. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to request price variations. The Contractor must justify all requests for price variation.

	

1014	
For each page of copy of a document or documents copied by a person, other than an officer of the Tribunal, using a Tribunal photocopier.	
$0.25	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was the same. This item was previously numbered item 178.15.

	

PART C: Service, execution and examinations in civil matters	

	

1015	
For up to 3 attempts to execute process at the same address, whether or not the execution is successful:	
$86.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $84.00. This item was previously numbered item 178.16.	

	

1016	
Subject to the paragraph below, for the issue of a subpoena:	

	
(i) to give evidence;	
$19.00	

(ii) for production and to give evidence;	
$37.00	

(iii) for production.	
$37.00	

No fee is payable under this item if no fee for filing a document in the proceeding is payable.	

	
Explanatory Note:  Last year fees were $18.50, $36.00 and $36.00. This item was previously numbered item 178.17.	

	

1017	
For the tribunal undertaking the oral examination of a debtor.	
$69.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $67.00. This item was previously numbered item 178.18.	

	

1018	
A Registrar of the tribunal may defer liability for the payment of a fee or charge for the performance of a function or the provision of a facility or service, in whole or in part, for a period not in excess of 14 days (or any longer period as necessary or appropriate in the interests of justice) if, in the Registrar's opinion, payment cannot be made at the time of the request for the function, facility or service, but payment could be made within 14 days (or any longer period as necessary or appropriate in the interests of justice) after the making of the request.

Explanatory Note: This power remains similar to that in previous determinations. This item was previously numbered item 178.19.	
Nil	

	

1019	
A Registrar of the tribunal may remit or refund a fee or charge for the performance of a function or the provision of a facility or service, in whole or in part, where the circumstances warrant and it is in the interests of justice to do so.	
Nil	

Explanatory Note:  This power remains similar to that in previous determinations. This item was previously numbered item 178.20.	

	

1020	
In relation to an application made to the Tribunal, a single application fee is payable in respect of  2 or more applications which relate to the same applicant (or where one of the applicants is the same) and which, in the opinion of a Registrar, may be conveniently heard together by the Tribunal.  Where an application fee in respect of each or some of those applications has been paid, the Registrar may refund all but the first of those application fees.	
Nil	

Explanatory Note:  This power remains similar to that in previous determinations. This item was previously numbered item 178.21.	

	

	

PROCEEDINGS IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT	

	

1100	
On laying an information for an offence.	
$69.00	

Explanatory Note:  An information may be laid before a Magistrate where a person has committed, or is suspected of having committed, an offence. Last financial year the fee was $67.00. This item was previously numbered item 179.	

	

1101	
On institution of proceedings under the Magistrates Court Act 1930:	

	
(a) where the amount in dispute is $100,000 or more, or for unspecified damages	

	
for a natural person	
$550.00	

for a corporation	
$1100.00	

(b) where the amount in dispute is $50,000 or more, but less than $100,000, or for lodging an application under the Leases (Commercial and Retail) Act 2001	

	
for a natural person	
$449.00	

for a corporation	
$898.00	

(c) where the amount in dispute is less than $50,000, or where no amount is in dispute (other than proceedings relating to applications under the Leases (Commercial and Retail) Act 2001)	

	
for a natural person	
$127.00	

for a corporation	
$254.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $434.00 and $123.00. This fee does not apply to enforcement of an order made by ACAT, however a fee may be payable under 178.16 as part of the process of obtaining a search and seizure order.  This item was previously numbered item 180.	

	

1102	
Registration of a judgment of another court, excluding ACAT	

	
for a natural person	
$69.00	

for a corporation	
$138.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last year fees were $67.00. This item was previously numbered item 181.	

	

1103	
On filing a certificate of readiness (or an application to fix a date for the hearing of a proceeding, however described, other than an interlocutory or incidental proceeding):	

	
for a natural person	
$615.00	

for a corporation	
$1230.00	

The person liable to pay this fee is the party filing the document.  Subsequently, the Court (which for the purposes of this determination includes the Registrar and the Deputy Registrar) may order another party to contribute to the payment of the fee in such proportion ordered. 

Explanatory Note:  This is a new fee. The fee is required to be paid before a hearing date is allocated - see s57 (2) Legislation Act 2001.

	

1104	
Hearing Fees
The hearing fee (for estimated or actual hearing days) is:	

	
(a) for the 2nd, 3rd and  4th hearing day;	

	
for a natural person	
$450.00	

for a corporation	
$900.00	

(b) for the 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th hearing day;	

	
for a natural person	
$810.00	

for a corporation	
$1620.00	

(c) for the 10th or later  hearing day;	

	
for a natural person	
$1575.00	

for a corporation	
$3150.00	

The total fee payable is calculated by adding the hearing fee for each estimated or actual hearing day.

The person liable to pay the total fee unless the court orders otherwise is:
(a)	Where a certificate of readiness is filed the party filing the certificate of readiness; or
(b)	Where no certificate of readiness is filed the plaintiff, applicant or appellant.
The person liable to pay the fee must pay the fee either:
(a)	When the certificate of readiness is filed; or
(b)	If a certificate of readiness is not required at least two business days before the court is to set the hearing date e.g. two days before the call-over in which the matter is to be given a hearing date. 
The fee to be paid will be calculated on the basis of the paying party's estimate of hearing days. 

If the court allocates more days for the hearing of a matter than estimated in the certificate of readiness or nominated by the party paying the fee, unless otherwise ordered, the party originally liable to pay the fee must pay the additional fees must be paid within 7 days of the matter being set down. Where a hearing is commenced and takes more days than estimated unless otherwise ordered the party originally liable to pay this fee shall pay for the additional days at the appropriate rate. In such a case, the fee for the additional days is payable immediately after the court allocates the additional hearing days or the end of the hearing (whichever occurs first).

Hearing fees under this item are not payable in criminal matters or where the matter is exempt from the payment of an application fee.

	
If the Court receives written advice of settlement or written notice of intended adjournment 56 days or more before the first date allocated for the hearing, 75% of the fee paid is refundable. If notice is received 42 days or more before that date, 50% of the fee paid is refundable.	

	
If the hearing is adjourned before the first date allocated for the hearing, and the Court or Registrar is satisfied that the reason for the adjournment was due to circumstances beyond the control of the parties, the whole of the fee is to be refunded or transferred to a new allocated date or dates for the adjourned hearing. 	

	
In other circumstances, if the adjournment occurs 56 days or more before the first date allocated for the hearing, 75% of the fee is refundable. If the adjournment occurs 42 days or more before that date, 50% is refundable.	

	
This fee also applies to hearing days in arbitral proceedings under the Workers Compensation Act 1951 subject to regulation 57 of the Workers Compensation Regulation 2002.	

	
If the hearing is adjourned after it has commenced and the Court or Registrar is satisfied that the reason for the adjournment was due to circumstances beyond the control of the parties, the fee paid in respect of dates after the date of the adjournment is to be refunded or transferred to the date or dates allocated for the adjourned hearing.	

	
Otherwise the fee is non-refundable in respect of any allocated dates that are not required.	

	
Explanatory Note:  This is a new fee.  It is payable in cases which may or do extend beyond a single hearing day.  For example, where a plaintiff (a natural person) estimates that the case will take 5 hearing days, the plaintiff will be required to pay a hearing fee ($2,160) composed of the hearing fee for the 2nd day ($450), the 3rd day ($450), the 4th day ($450) and the 5th day ($810) derived from the list of fees.  The amount payable under this item may change as a result of a greater allocation of days, or according to how many hearing days it takes to hear the matter.

	

	

1105	
On an application for the review of an order, direction or other act of the Registrar of the Magistrates Court	

	
for a natural person	
$127.00	

for a corporation	
$254.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $123.00. This item was previously numbered item 182.	

	

1106	
BLANK	

	

	

1107	
For lodging a cross-claim or counter-claim under the Magistrates Court Act 1930:	

	
(a) where the amount is $100,000 or more	

	
for a natural person	
$550.00	

for a corporation	
$1100.00	

(b) where the amount is $50,000 or more, but less than $100,000	

	
for a natural person	
$449.00	

for a corporation	
$898.00	

(c) where the amount is $10,000 or more, but less than $50,000	

	
for a natural person	

	
for a corporation	

	
(d) where the amount is $2,000 or more, but less than $10,000	

	
for a natural person	
$127.00	

for a corporation	
$254.00

	

(e) where the amount in dispute is less than $2,000 or where no amount is in dispute	

	
for a natural person	
$47.00	

for a corporation	
$94.00	

Explanatory Note:  This item sets the fees for instituting a proceeding before the Magistrates Court (including proceedings instituted by way of cross-claim). Last financial year the fees were $434.00, $123.00 and $46.00 respectively. This item was previously numbered item 184.

	

1108	
No fee for filing a document or fee for the service or execution of process is payable by any person in relation to proceedings under the Parentage Act 2004.	
Nil 	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year this exemption was the same. This item was previously numbered item 199.	

	

1109	
For the purposes of section 116G of the Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005.	
$86.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $84.00. This item was previously numbered item 185.

	

PROCEEDINGS IN THE SUPREME COURT	

	

1200	
On lodging for filing a document to commence a proceeding in the Court other than	

	
(a) in respect of a matter referred to in an item listed below in respect of which a commencement fee is set; or	

	
(b) an interlocutory or incidental proceeding in the course of, or in  connection with, a proceeding	

	
for a natural person	
$925.00	

for a corporation	
$1850.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $894.00. This item was previously numbered item 202.	

	

1201	
On filing a certificate of readiness (or on lodging an application to fix a date for the hearing of a proceeding, however described, other than an interlocutory or incidental proceeding):	

	
(a) in a proceeding under the Victims of Crimes (Financial Assistance) Act 1983;	
$127.00	

(b) in any other proceeding	

	
for a natural person	
$821.00	

for a corporation	
$1642.00	

The person liable to pay this fee is the party filing the document.  Subsequently, the Court (which for the purposes of this determination includes the Registrar and the Deputy Registrar) may order another party to contribute to the payment of the fee in such proportion ordered. 

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fees were $123.00 and $794.00 respectively.  This item was previously numbered item 203. The description of the fee has been amended to provide that the fee is payable at the time a certificate of readiness (or its equivalent) is filed. It also omits a reference to waivers and exemptions - a party seeking a waiver of this fee must seek this separately.	

	

1202	
Hearing Fees
The hearing fee (for estimated or actual hearing days) (in the Supreme Court or the Court of Appeal) is:	

	
(a) for the 2nd, 3rd and  4th hearing day;	

	
for a natural person	
$736.00	

for a corporation	
$1,472.00	

(b) for the 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th hearing day;	

	
for a natural person	
$1,225.00	

for a corporation	
$2,450.00	

(c) for the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th hearing day;	

	
for a natural person	
$2,465.00	

for a corporation	
$4,930.00	

(d) for the 14th or later hearing day;	

	
for a natural person	
$3,205.00	

for a corporation	
$6,410.00	

The total fee payable is calculated by adding the hearing fee for each estimated or actual hearing day.

The person liable to pay the total fee unless the court orders otherwise is:
(a)	Where a certificate of readiness is filed the party filing the certificate of readiness; or
(b)	Where no certificate of readiness is filed the plaintiff, applicant or appellant.
The person liable to pay the fee must pay the fee either:
(a)	When the certificate of readiness is filed; or
(b)	If a certificate of readiness is not required at least two business days before the court is to set the hearing date e.g. two days before the listing hearing or appeal index in which the matter is to be given a hearing date. 
The fee to be paid will be calculated on the basis of the paying party's estimate of hearing days. 

If the court allocates more days for the hearing of a matter than estimated in the certificate of readiness or nominated by the party paying the fee, unless otherwise ordered, the party originally liable to pay the fee must pay the additional fees must be paid within 7 days of the matter being set down. Where a hearing is commenced and takes more days than estimated unless otherwise ordered the party originally liable to pay this fee shall pay for the additional days at the appropriate rate. In such a case, the fee for the additional days is payable immediately after the court allocates the additional hearing days or the end of the hearing (whichever occurs first).

Hearing fees under this item are not payable in criminal matters or where the matter is exempt from the payment of an application fee.

If the Court receives written advice of settlement or written notice of intended adjournment 56 days or more before the first date allocated for the hearing, 75% of the fee paid is refundable. If notice is received 42 days or more before that date, 50% of the fee paid is refundable.

	
If the hearing is adjourned before the first date allocated for the hearing, and the Court or Registrar is satisfied that the reason for the adjournment was due to circumstances beyond the control of the parties, the whole of the fee is to be refunded or transferred to a new allocated date or dates for the adjourned hearing.	

	
In other circumstances, if the adjournment occurs 56 days or more before the first date allocated for the hearing, 75% of the fee is refundable. If the adjournment occurs 42 days or more before that date, 50% is refundable.

	

If the hearing is adjourned after it has commenced and the Court or Registrar is satisfied that the reason for the adjournment was due to circumstances beyond the control of the parties, the fee paid in respect of dates after the date of the adjournment is to be refunded or transferred to the date or dates allocated for the adjourned hearing.	

	
Explanatory Note:  This is a new fee.  It is payable in cases which may or do extend beyond a single hearing day.  For example, where a plaintiff (a natural person) estimates that the case will take 5 hearing days, the plaintiff will be required to pay a hearing fee ($3,433) composed of the hearing fee for the 2nd day ($736), the 3rd day ($736), the 4th day ($736) and the 5th day ($1,225) derived from the list of hearing fees.  The amount payable under this item may change as a result of a greater allocation of days, or according to how many hearing days it takes to hear the matter.

	

	

1203	
On lodging for filing an application for probate, in respect of an estate the gross sworn value of which is:	

	
(a) less than $50,000;	

	
(b) $50,000 or more, but less than $250,000;	
$735.00	

(c) $250,000 or more, but less than $500,000;	
$929.00	

(d) $500,000 or more, but less than $1,000,000;	
$1402.00	

(e) $1,000,000 or more	
$1866.00	

Explanatory Note:  These are new fees.	

	

1204	
On filing a cross claim, counter claim or cross appeal in any proceeding	

	
for a natural person	
$776.00	

for a corporation	
$1,552.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $750.00. This item was previously numbered item 204.	

	

1205	
On lodging for filing a document to commence an appeal from the Master or the Registrar in an interlocutory proceeding.	

	
for a natural person	
$171.00	

for a corporation	
$342.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $166.00. This item was previously numbered item 205.	

	

1206	
On lodging for filing a document to commence an appeal from the Registrar in a proceeding other than an interlocutory proceeding.	

	
for a natural person	
$776.00	

for a corporation	
$1,552.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $750.00. This item was previously numbered item 206.	

	

	

1207	
On lodging:	
$346.00	

(a) an application for admission to practice or for enrolment under the  Legal Profession Act 2006; or	

	
(b) a notice seeking registration in an occupation under the Mutual  Recognition Scheme.	

	
Explanatory Note:  Note that registration in an occupation under the Mutual Recognition Scheme would include registration as a notary public under that scheme. Last financial year the fee was $335.00. This item was previously numbered item 208.1.

  	

1208	
On lodging an application or notice under the preceding item.	

	
Explanatory Note:  This is a charge for a co-contribution scheme towards the costs of the Supreme Court Library and is payable at the same time as the fee in item 1207.  Last financial year the fee was $152.00. This item was previously numbered item 208.2.

$157.00	

1209	
On lodging for the entry of judgment or consent order under part 2.16 of the Court Procedures Rules 2006.	

	
for a natural person	
$69.00	

for a corporation	
$138.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $67.00. This item was previously numbered item 209.1.	

	

1210	
On lodging an application for the removal or transfer to the Supreme Court of proceedings commenced in the Magistrates Court. No fee is payable in the Supreme Court where no filing fee was payable for the commencement of the proceedings in the Magistrates Courts.	

	
for a natural person	
$376.00	

for a corporation	
$752.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $364.00. This item was previously numbered item 209.2.	

1211	
No fee for lodging for filing a document or fee for the service or execution of process is payable by any person in relation to proceedings under the Birth (Equality of Status) Act 1988.	

	
Explanatory Note: See section 15 of the Court Procedures Act 2004 in relation to waivers and exemptions. This exemption is the same as previously provided. This item was previously numbered item 224.	

	

1212	
On lodging for filing a document to commence a proceeding in the Court of Appeal (this includes a cross appeal - fees are not payable in criminal proceedings)	

	
for a natural person	
$1,386.00	

for a corporation	
$2,772.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fees were $1,340.00 and $2,013.00 respectively. This item was previously numbered item 227.	

	

1213	
In relation to the fixing of a date for a hearing in the Court of Appeal (other than interlocutory hearings) - Note: This fee is payable by the appellant prior to the matter being allocated a hearing date	

	
for a natural person	
$1,109.00	

for a corporation	
$2,218.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fees were $1,072.00 and $1,340.00 respectively. This item was previously numbered item 228.

	

PART E: Registry Fees: Magistrates Court, Supreme Court and Court of Appeal	

	

1300	
Provision of a document or a copy of a document under subsection 143(2) of the Magistrates Court Act 1930 or sections 144(1)(a), (c) or (d) of the Magistrates Court Act 1930 where the request for the document or copy requires the preparation of the document or copy requires the preparation of the document.	
$37.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $36.00. This item was previously numbered item 186.	

	

1301	
For the certification of (or the provision of certified copy of):	

	
(a) a judgment, certificate of enrolment or registration; or	
$55.00	

(b) other documents.	
$29.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fees were $54.00 and $28.50, respectively. This fee previously applied to the Supreme Court - it now applies to all courts. This item was previously numbered item 210.	

	

1302	
Provision of a transcript of proceedings in the Magistrates Court or the Supreme Court where the request for the transcript requires the preparation of the document.	
 $34.00 minimum fee plus: 	

	
 $13.00 same day 	

	
 $12.20 per page next day 	

	
 $11.20 per page 2-3 days 	

	
 $11.10 per page 3-5 days 	

	
 $10.50 per page within 20 days 	

Explanatory Note:  Fees were reintroduced into DI 2009-116 by Attorney General (Fees) Amendment Determination 2009 (No 4) in accordance with the requirements of sections 314-7 of the Magistrates Court Act 1930 and section 74A of the Supreme Court Act 1933. In the 2011-12 financial year, the fees were $33.80, $13.00, $12.20, $11.20, $11.10 and $10.50 respectively. This item was previously numbered item 187 (Magistrates Court) and item 214 (Supreme Court). The fee schedule has been amended to make it clear that the rate per same day is for each page.

The contract price may only be varied in accordance with increases to the consumer price index during the Contract period. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to request price variations. The Contractor must justify all requests for price variation.

	

1303	
Provision of a copy of a document where a copy or a certified copy can be provided by photocopying another document already in existence and, where necessary, certifying the photocopy:	

	
(a) in respect of the application for a copy;	
$2.50	

(b) for each page of copy provided.	
$1.20	

Explanatory Note:  This item determines the fees payable for the provision of a copy of a document, where all that is required in order to provide the copy is to photocopy an existing document (eg, such as a transcript, certificate or a certified copy of a judgment or order or a document filed in proceedings).Last financial year the fees were $2.40 and $1.20 respectively. This item was previously numbered item 188 (Magistrates Court) and items 211 & 212 (Supreme Court).  

	

1304	
For an inspection of or a search in relation to a record of a court (including a request to determine whether or not a named person is involved in litigation, the viewing of material held by the court, or a request to determine whether information is held by a court).	
 $145.00 per hour of time in which a registry staff is involved.  The minimum charge is 10 minutes.  An estimate of the fee must be paid prior to the search or inspection being undertaken. 	

Explanatory Note:  The circumstances in which an inspection fee applies have been clarified and standardized between the courts. Previously the fees for inspection of a Magistrates Court were $18.50 per item or $141.00 per hour. Previously the fee for a search in the Supreme Court was $28.50 per item (no hourly fee was set). This item was previously numbered item 189 (Magistrates Court) and item 213 (Supreme Court).  

	

1305	
For the supply of a disk containing a record of a proceeding or of part of a proceeding or of a matter incidental to a proceeding.	
 $38.00 (per DVD or CD-Rom) 	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $37.00. This item was previously numbered item 192 (Magistrates Court) and item 217 (Supreme Court).  

	

1306	
For each page of copy of a document or documents copied by a person, other than an officer of the Magistrates Court, using a Court photocopier.	
$0.25	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was the same. This item was previously numbered item 193 (Magistrates Court) and item 218 (Supreme Court).  

	

1307	
For up to 3 attempts to execute process at the same address, whether or not the execution is successful.	
$288.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $279.00. This item was previously numbered item 196 (Magistrates Court) and item 221 (Supreme Court).  

	

1308	
For expenses reasonably incurred by the Court in the execution of process or attempted execution of process for which a fee is payable under the previous item.	
The amount of the expenses 	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was the same for the Supreme Court.  This item was previously numbered item 222. This is a new fee for the Magistrates Court.  

	

1309	
Subject to the paragraph below, for the issue of a subpoena in any civil proceedings in the Magistrates Court:	

	
(a) to give evidence;	
$19.00	

(b) for production and to give evidence;	
$37.00	

(c) for production.	
$37.00	

No fee is payable under this item if no fee for filing a document in the proceeding  is payable, such as under item 1108.	

	
Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fees were $18.50, $36.00 and $36.00. This item was previously numbered item 197.	

	

1310	
For the court undertaking an enforcement hearing examination.	
$69.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $67.00. Note that this fee previously only applied to an oral examination in the Magistrates Court. It now extends to the Supreme Court. This item was previously numbered item 198.

	

1311	
Subject to the paragraph below, for the issue of a subpoena in any civil proceedings in the Supreme Court or the Court of Appeal:	

	
(a) to give evidence;	
$37.00	

(b) for production and to give evidence;	
$69.00	

(c) for production.	
$69.00	

No fee is payable under this item if no fee for filing a document in relation to the  proceeding is payable, such as under item 1211.	

	
Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fees were $36.00, $67.00 and $67.00, respectively. This item was previously numbered item 219 (Supreme Court) and 229.1 (Court of Appeal).

	

1312	
For the issuing of a notice of non-party production.	
$38.00	

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $37.00.  This item was previously numbered item 223. Previously this fee only applied to the Supreme Court. It now also applies to the Magistrates Court. The description of the fee has been clarified.

	

1313	
The Registrar of a court may defer liability for the payment of a fee or charge for the performance of a function or the provision of a facility or service, in whole or in part, for a period not in excess of 14 days (or any longer period as necessary or appropriate in the interests of justice) if, in the Registrar's opinion, payment cannot be made at the time of the request for the function, facility or service, but payment could be made within 14 days (or any longer period as necessary or appropriate in the interests of justice) after making of the request.

Explanatory Note:  This is the similar to previous determinations. This item was previously numbered item 200 (Magistrates Court) and item 225 (Supreme Court).  	
Nil 	

	

1314	
The Registrar of a court may remit or refund a fee or charge for the performance of a function or the provision of a facility or service, in whole or in part, where the circumstances warrant and it is in the interests of justice to do so.	
Nil 	

Explanatory Note: This is similar to a power previously included in relation to the Magistrates Court by previously numbered item 200.1. It now also extends to all courts.  

	

1315	
The Registrar may impose a minimum filing fee on a person. If the Registrar imposes a minimum filing fee, the person must pay the lower of the prescribed filing fee and the minimum fee.  The minimum fee is:	

	
(a) in the Supreme Court	
$100.00	

(b) in the Magistrates Court	
$50.00	

Explanatory Note:  The Registrar may waive even the minimum fee under section 15 of the Court Procedures Act 2004 if he or she considers that the payment of the fee would impose hardship on that person. This item, previously restricted to the Supreme Court, was previously numbered item 225. It now extends to all courts.	

1316	
For opening the offices of a court -	

	
(a) between 4.30 pm and 5.00 pm on a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday;	
$86.00	

(b) at any time -	
$178.00	

(i) on a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday; or	

	
(ii) outside the hours of 8:30 am to 5.00 pm on a day of the  week other than a day referred to in subparagraph (b)(i).	

	
Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fees were $84.00 and $172.00 respectively and applied (with some differences in times) only to the Supreme Court. It now applies to all courts.  This item was previously numbered item 226.

	

1317	
On lodging for assessment a bill of costs as between party and party (any amount)	

	
for a natural person	
$200.00	

for a corporation	
$400.00	

In addition to the lodgment fee, a taxing fee at the rate of 5% of the bill as drawn is payable at the time of lodgment.	

	
The taxing officer must allow against the person chargeable with the costs as taxed, the taxing fee of 5% of the amount found due on taxation.	

	
If the parties agree on the bill of costs and the appointment is cancelled 10 or more days before the day of the appointment, 80% of the fees paid (both the filing fee and the fee based on 5% of the drawn amount) are to be refunded. If the appointment is cancelled more than 3 days but less than 10 days before the day of the appointment, 50% is to be refunded. If the appointment is cancelled less than 3 days before the day of the appointment, the fees are not refundable.

Explanatory Note:  Last financial year the fee was $327.00 in the Supreme Court and $1,006.00 in the Court of Appeal. This item does not apply to the assessment of a bill of costs in circumstances other than referred to. This item was previously numbered item 207 and 229.	

		

General Explanatory Notes

A. Overview of increases in fees and charges
Fees have generally been increased by a Wage Price Index (WPI) forecast of 3.5% and rounded to an appropriate value.

B. Commencement
The Determination comes into effect on 1 July 2012.  As the new fees and charges come into effect, earlier determinations of those fees and charges cease to have effect. 

C. Fees and charges - exemption, remission, refund or deferral
Court Procedures Act 2004
Section 15 of the Court Procedures Act 2004 provides that a determined fee may be remitted or refunded, or liability for its payment deferred, in accordance with the determination that determined the fee.  In addition, this section provides for a number of exemptions from paying the determined fee.  

D. GST
With the exceptions noted below, fees and charges imposed in this instrument are to be exempted from GST by the "A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) (Exempt Taxes, Fees and Charges) Determination 2000" by the Commonwealth Treasurer under section 81-5 of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (Cth).  

GST is also payable in relation to a number of fees for services provided under the Public Trustee Act 1985.  Where the fee specified in items 64 –90 is calculated based on a percentage contained in this determination, the resulting fee will be GST inclusive.

GST is also payable in relation to a number of fees for services provided under the Emergencies Act 2004.  Where so indicated, the fees specified in items 255-298.3 are GST inclusive.

GST is also payable in relation to services provided under the Workers Compensation Act 1951.  These fees have been made GST inclusive.

GST is also payable in relation to services provided under the Civil Partnerships Act 2008.  These fees have been made GST inclusive.

GST is also payable in relation to services provided by an owners corporation under the Unit Titles (Management) Act 2011, section 119.  These fees have been made GST inclusive.

E. Corporation
In this instrument, corporation includes a body corporate or corporate (Legislation Act 2001, definition of ‘corporation’, Dictionary, Part 1).  This includes companies, incorporated associations, owner corporations under the Unit Titles Act 2011, authorities incorporated by statute, corporations sole incorporated by statute, cooperatives etc.