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The Gambling (Operating Licence and Single-Machine Permit Fees) Regulations 2006

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PART 5Other prescribed fees relating to operating licences

Change in corporate control application fee

23.—(1) Subject to the following paragraphs, the fee to accompany an application under section 102(2)(b) (a “change application”) in relation to an operating licence is 75 per cent of the application fee which would be payable for such a licence at the time the change application is made (determined by regulations 7, 11 and 13(1)).

(2) The fee to accompany a change application in relation to an ancillary remote operating licence is £100.

(3) The fee to accompany a change application in relation to a combined operating licence is 75 per cent of the fee referred to in regulation 16(a).

(4) But paragraph (3) shall not apply to applications to which paragraph (5) applies.

(5) This paragraph applies to change applications made by a person simultaneously in relation to—

(a)a non-remote operating licence, and

(b)a remote operating licence that is not an ancillary remote operating licence,

held by that person.

(6) The fee to accompany each of the applications to which paragraph (5) applies is the amount calculated in accordance with the following formula—

where A is the greater of the two application fees payable for such licences at the time the change applications are made (determined by regulations 7, 11 and 13(1)).

(7) In paragraph (5)—

“non-remote operating licence” includes a combined non-remote operating licence, and

“remote operating licence” includes a combined remote operating licence.

Fees for applications to vary operating licences

24.—(1) The fee to accompany an application under section 104(1)(a) to vary a licence by adding or amending a licensed activity is, respectively, 25 per cent of the application fee for a licence that would only authorise the licensee to engage in—

(a)the licensed activity to be added, or

(b)the licensed activity as amended.

(2) The fee to accompany an application under section 104(1)(a) to vary a licence by removing a licensed activity is £25.

(3) The fee to accompany an application under section 104(1)(b) to vary a licence by amending another detail of the licence is £25.

(4) The fee to accompany an application under section 104(1)(c) to vary a condition attached to a licence shall be determined in accordance with the following paragraphs.

(5) Where the effect of the application (if granted) would be to bring the licence within a new category (pursuant to regulations 5, 6 or 10), the fee is 25 per cent of the application fee for a licence that falls within that category.

(6) In any other case, the fee is 25 per cent of the application fee for a licence in the category to which the condition sought to be varied relates.

(7) But if the condition which it is sought to vary relates to more than one category, the fee shall be 25 percent of the highest of the application fees payable for licences in the categories to which the condition relates.

Maximum fee for copy of operating licence

25.  The fee for issuing a copy of an operating licence under section 107 shall not exceed £25.

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