The Residential Property Tribunal Procedures and Fees (Wales) Regulations 2012

Fees for applications made under the 2004 Act

45.—(1) Subject to regulation 49(2), a fee of £150 is payable for an application to a tribunal under the following provisions of the 2004 Act—

(i) section 22(9) (refusal to approve use of premises subject to a prohibition order);

(ii) section 62(7) (HMO licensing: refusal to grant temporary exemption notice);

(iii) section 86(7) (selective licensing: refusal to grant temporary exemption notice);

(iv) section 126(4) (effect of management orders: furniture);

(v) section 138 (compensation payable to third parties);

(vi) paragraph 10 of Schedule 1 (improvement notice);

(vii) paragraph 13 of Schedule 1 (LHA’s decision to vary, or to refuse to revoke or vary, an improvement notice);

(viii) paragraph 7 of Schedule 2 (prohibition order);

(ix) paragraph 9 of Schedule 2 (LHA’s decision to vary, or to refuse to revoke or vary, a prohibition order);

(x) paragraph 11 of Schedule 3 (improvement notice: demand for recovery of expenses);

(xi) paragraph 31 of Schedule 5 (grant or refusal of licence);

(xii) paragraph 32 of Schedule 5 (HMO licensing: decision to vary or revoke, or to refuse to vary or revoke licence);

(xiii) paragraph 28 of Schedule 6 (LHA’s decision to vary or revoke, or to refuse to vary or revoke, a management order);

(xiv) paragraph 32 of Schedule 6 (management order: third party compensation);

(xv) paragraph 26(1)(a) and (b) of Schedule 7 (final EDMO);

(xvi) paragraph 30 of Schedule 7 (LHA’s decision to vary or revoke, or to refuse to vary or revoke, an interim or final EDMO);

(xvii) paragraph 34(2) of Schedule 7 (EDMO: third party compensation).

(2) Subject to paragraph (3) and regulation 49(2), a fee of £150 is payable for an application to a tribunal under paragraph 24 of Schedule 6 to the 2004 Act (interim and final management order).

(3) No fee is payable where an application under sub-paragraph (1)(b) of paragraph 24 of Schedule 6 to the 2004 Act is made on the grounds set out in sub-paragraph (3) of that paragraph.