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3(1)BRS-BID levy may be imposed only for periods falling within—
(a)the chargeable period of the BRS, and
(b)the period in which the BID arrangements are in force.
(2)The length of a period for which BRS-BID levy is imposed, and the day on which it begins, are to be such as may be specified in the BRS-BID arrangements.
(3)The amount of BRS-BID levy for such period—
(a)is to be calculated in such manner as may be provided in the BRS-BID arrangements, and
(b)may be different for different cases.
(4)Regulations may make provision as to the manner in which the amount of BRS-BID levy is to be calculated; and sub-paragraph (3)(a) accordingly has effect subject to such provision.
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