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This is a draft item of legislation. This draft has since been made as a UK Statutory Instrument: The Local Authorities (Alcohol Disorder Zones) Regulations 2008 No. 1430
17.—(1) Where a local authority designates a locality as an alcohol disorder zone in accordance with section 16(1) of the 2006 Act it shall, within five days of that designation, issue to each licence holder in that zone a statement containing the information specified in paragraph (2).
(2) That information is—
(a)any non-baseline services to be provided by the local authority, the chief officer of police and the British Transport Police in or in connection with the alcohol disorder zone and in return for a charge;
(b)the total amount of charges to be paid to the local authority under this Part for each month;
(c)the scores given under regulation 16(2) and the total score given under regulation 16(4) in respect of the premises for which the licence holder is licensed or authorised;
(d)whether any discount or exemption applies to the licence holder;
(e)if a discount applies, how that discount was calculated;
(f)any band in which the premises in respect of which the licence holder is licensed or authorised are placed in accordance with regulation 16(7);
(g)an estimate of the charge to be paid to the local authority by the licence holder for each month;
(h)the service period or service periods applicable;
(i)an approximation of the level of non-baseline services the licence holder can expect to receive from the local authority, the chief officer of police and the British Transport Police in return for the charge to be paid;
(j)the means by which the licence holder can complain about the level of charge imposed; and
(k)the regularity with which the licence holder will be invoiced.
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