A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) (Exempt Taxes, Fees and Charges) Determination 2004 (No. 2)
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1.1 Beekeepers’ Registration Fees Apiaries Act 1985 Fee for the right to keep bees
1.2 Poultry Growers’ Registration Fees Poultry Meat Industry Act 1986 Fee paid for the right to raise poultry
1.3 Footrot Accreditation Registration Fees Stock Diseases Act 1923 A fee for a certificate verifying sheep are free of footrot payable only if certificate requested
1.4 Ovine Brucellosis Registration Fees Stock Diseases Act 1923 A fee for a certificate verifying sheep are free from brucellosis payable only if certificate requested
1.5 Stock Artificial Insemination Registration Fees Stock (Artificial Breeding) Act 1985 All semen samples must be registered and a fee paid
1.6 Registration of Fertilisers Fees Fertilisers Act 1985 Fees levied on fertilisers
1.7 Other licences Exhibited Animals Protection Act 1986 Fees for licences, approvals and permits to allow animals to be exhibited
1.8 Other licences Animal Research Act 1985 Fees for licences, accreditation and permits to allow research to be undertaken on animals
1.9 Other licences Animal Research Act 1985 Fees for the issue of permits to allow the supply of animals for research purposes
1.10 Non Indigenous Animals Act Registration Fees Non Indigenous Animals Act 1987 Fee for the right to keep certain non-indigenous animals
1.11 Beekeeper’s Compulsory Levy Apiaries Act 1985 Compulsory levy for all beekeepers to cover future compensation
1.12 Horticultural Stock and Nurseries Registration Fees Horticultural Stock and Nurseries Act 1968 Compulsory registration for all resellers and nurserymen
1.13 Pasture Seed Levy Pastures Seed Levy Act 1989 Seed Levy remitted to Dept of Primary Industries, ACT
1.14 Health Certificates Stock Diseases Act 1923 Movement of stock into other states may be required to have Health Certificates before being allowed to enter
1.15 Health Certificates Plants Diseases Act 1924Stock Diseases Act 1923 Movement of plants or stock sometimes requires permit which require Health Certificates before being allowed entrance into certain parts of Australia eg fruit will need this before being allowed into Fruit Fly Free areas
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BANANA INDUSTRY COMMITTEE
1.16 Plantation Levy — (Northern growers) Banana Industry Act 1987 Industry development — pest and disease control
1.17 Plantation Levy — (Southern growers) Banana Industry Act 1987 Industry development — pest and disease control
1.18 Plantation Levy Banana Industry Act 1987 Information and education
1.19 Plantation Levy Banana Industry Act 1987 Research and development
1.20 Plantation Levy Banana Industry Act 1987 Advertising and promotion
1.21 Plantation Levy Banana Industry Act 1987 Administration
BOARD OF VETERINARY SURGEONS OF NSW
1.22 Recording in a register additional particulars Veterinary Surgeons Act 1986 Where a surgeon applies for particulars to be recorded in a register in addition to those required to be recorded under this Act. For example, if the surgeon is registered in another State he/she may want this information included
1.23 Application for Registration — Full registration (a) employed in private practice $100 (b) employed in public sector $50 Veterinary Surgeons Act 1986 A person will receive full registration as a veterinary surgeon if they hold an academic award in veterinary science extending over the last five years and in a general study of veterinary science
1.24 Application for Registration — Limited registration $200 Veterinary Surgeons Act 1986 A person will receive limited registration as a veterinary surgeon if the registration enables them to carry on practice of veterinary science for a specific purpose for a limited time and the qualifications of that person justify registration
1.25 Application for Registration — Specialist registration $200 Veterinary Surgeons Act 1986 A person will receive registration as a specialist veterinary surgeon in a prescribed branch if the surgeon has such qualifications in veterinary science and such experience in the practice of veterinary science as to justify the registration
1.26 Annual roll fee (a) Full registration: (i) employed and private practise $225 (ii) employed in public sector $140 Veterinary Surgeons Act 1986 Paid annually by each registered veterinarian
1.27 Restoration to Roll fee $250 Veterinary Surgeons Act 1986 Penalty fee imposed when a veterinarian has been removed from the roll for non‑payment of the above fees. Must be paid before Restoration
1.29 Application fee — practice under supervision $50 Veterinary Surgeons Act 1986
1.30 Hospital Licence Fee: Application for Licence $100; Annual Licence Fee $300 Veterinary Surgeons Act 1986 Annual payment by Vet Hospital
MURRAY VALLEY CITRUS MARKETING BOARD
1.31 Compulsory charge Murray Valley Citrus Marketing Act 1989 Levy of $x per tonne on citrus sold through authorised packing houses
MURRAY VALLEY (NSW) WINE GRAPE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
1.32 Compulsory charge Agricultural Industry Services (Murray Valley (NSW) Wine Grape Industry Development Committee) Act) 1999 Levy on tonnes of wine grapes delivered to wineries
MIA CITRUS FRUIT PROMOTION MARKETING COMMITTEE (MIACFPMC)
1.33 Production levy Marketing of Primary Products Act 1983 Levy on the production of citrus fruits enforced on all growers producing in excess of 2 hectares of citrus fruits within the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area and Hillston region
NSW GAME COUNCIL
1.34 Application fee for different types and classes of gaming hunting licences Game and Feral Animal Control Regulations 2004 Part 3 Section 16 1&2 Both general and restricted classes of(a) standard hunting licence(b) visitors hunting licence (c) hunting guide licence, and (d) commercial hunting licence
NSW GRAINS BOARD
1.35 Authorised Buyer Fee/Licensed Merchant Fee Grain Marketing Act 1991, sections 46 and 60 The Board divests its powers over certain grains under conditions that it sets itself under section 46 of the Act. Currently those grains are Feed Barley, Oilseeds, Sorghum and Oats. Currently a fee of $1.50 per tonne paid by the Authorised Buyer (sometimes called licensed (grain) merchants). Under section 60 the Board is allowed to charge a fee for services
RICE MARKETING BOARD
1.36 Agency Fee Marketing of Primary Products Act 1983 Fee paid by the Co‑op to Board as a minimal rental of Board assets
1.37 Growers’ Interest Contributions Marketing of Primary Products Act 1983 Deductions of $1 per tonne from grower’s returns to pay for interest on Board borrowings
RURAL LANDS PROTECTION BOARD
1.38 Board must levy general and animal health rates Rural Lands Protection Act 1998, section 62 Board must levy rates on occupiers of all rateable land
1.39 Board may levy special purpose rate Rural Lands Protection Act 1998, section 62 Exercising noxious weed control functions under Noxious Weeds Act 1993
1.40 Liability of a person who becomes the occupier Rural Lands Protection Act 1998, section 66 The owner is liable for payment of the current rate and any arrears of the previous owner
1.41 Certificate as to rates, charges and other matters (Liability of a person who becomes the occupier) Rural Lands Protection Act 1998, section 236 Application for a certificate must be accompanied by the fee prescribed in the regulations
1.42 Measures to facilitate the recovery of rates, charges and other amounts Rural Lands Protection Act 1998, section 200, 201 Subject to the payment of such fees as may be prescribed
1.43 Issue of transported stock statements Rural Lands Protection Act 1998, section 140C, 140DPastoral and Agricultural Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 2002, no. 33 Accompanied by such fee as may be determined by the board concerned (being a fee not exceeding those prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this section)
1.44 Board may impound bees in certain circumstances Rural Lands Protection Act 1998, section 125 The person must pay to the Board the impounding fee prescribed in the regulations
1.45 Supply owners/ occupiers with lawful and specified methods of control/ eradication, of declared pest animals, such as fumigates and pesticides in a manner complying with the Pesticides Act 1978, by the Board’s authorised control officer Rural Lands Protection Act 1998, section 155, 156Pest Control Orders (Declared Minister for Agriculture under section 143) Prescribed methods of off label permits
1.46 Board may levy a special noxious animal rate (special purpose rate) Rural Lands Protection Act 1998, section 62 The Board may levy a rate to defray any costs incurred
1.47 Boards may be required to impose a levy (special purpose rate) Rural Lands Protection Act 1998, section 62 Noxious insects permit raised on all occupiers of rateable land
1.48 Pest Animal Control — Supply and/or Application of prescribed methods of eradication Rural Lands Protection Act 1998, section 143, in conjunction with sections 153, 156 Prescribed methods of suppressing and destroying noxious animals that require mandatory issue of permit and supply or possession without such is an offence
1.49 OJD (Ovine Johnes Disease) Compulsory Levy Agricultural Livestock (Diseases and Control Funding) Act 1998 RLP Boards have a statutory duty to collect this industry levy under the provisions of the Act
Rural Lands Protection Regulation 1995
1.50 Making and levying of rates Regulation 7, 8, 9 Levying of general and animal health and special purpose (eradication) rates
1.51 Property search Regulation 65 Search fees RLP Act and Stock Diseases Act, as prescribed
1.53 Meat Licence Fees Food Act 2003: Food Production (Meat Food Safety Scheme) Regulation 2001 Regulation and Meat Hygiene: Re1 Human Consumption — Abattoirs, Meat Processing Plants, Meat Vans, Meat Retail Premises, Game Meat Processing Plants, Game Meat Vans2 Animal Food — Animal Food Processing Plants, Knackeries, Animal Food Vans3 Other —Rendering Plants
1.54 Meat Industry Levies Meat Industry Act 1978: Meat Industry (Meat Industry Levy) Regulation 1999Rural Lands Protection Act 1998: Rural Lands Protection (General) Regulation 2001 The levy is payable by every occupier of land liable to pay an animal heath rate under the Rural Lands Protection (General) Regulation 2001
1.55 Seafood Business Licence Fees and Levies Food Act 2003: Food Production (Seafood Safety Scheme) Regulation 2001 Includes fees for carrying on a seafood business and associated annual levies.
1.56 Shellfish levies Food Act 2003: Food Production (Seafood Safety Scheme) Regulation 2001 Includes Local and State Shellfish Program Levies
1.57 Dairy Licence Fees Food Act 2003: Food Production (Dairy Food Safety Scheme) Regulation 1999 Includes Licence Fees to:-Carry on business as dairy farmer-Carry on business of operating a milk store-Carry on business of operating a dairy produce factory-Carry on business of operating a dairy produce store-Carry on business as a vehicle vendor-Carry on business as a milk farm collector-Other licence fees as NSW Food Authority so determines
WINE GRAPES MARKETING BOARD
1.58 Levy on wine grapes Marketing of Primary Products Act 1983Marketing of Primary Products Amendment (Wine Grapes Marketing Board) Act 1997 Compulsory levy on winegrapes grown in the area of the Board’s jurisdiction — City of Griffith and the shires of Leeton, Carrathool and Murrumbidgee. Current rate of $3.90 per tonne applies to independent winegrape growers — fruit that is owned by wineries and processed by the same winery is exempt. Levy revenue funds a range of services provided to winegrape growers
ATTORNEY GENERAL NSW
ATTORNEY GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT
2.1 Conduct money Industrial Relations Act 1996Industrial Relations Commission Rules 1996- rule 92 Fees associated with the production of documents pursuant to a subpoena
2.2 Conduct money Land and Environment Court Act 1979Land and Environment Court Rules 1996, part 6, rule 1, incorporating Supreme Court Rules 1970, Part 37, rule 3 Fees associated with the production of documents pursuant to a subpoena
2.3 Liquor Licences Liquor Act 1982 and Regulations Fees collected at Local Courts for the issue of licences under the Liquor Act
2.4 Attorney General’s Department Licences Wool, Hide and Skin Dealers Act 1935 Relates to fees for the issue of licences for wool, hide and skin dealers
2.5 Certificates Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 and Regulations Fees for certificates issued at Local Courts
2.6 Local Court fees Local Court Act 1982 Local Court (Transitional Fees) Regulation 2004, Local Court (Civil Claims) Act 1970, Local Court (Civil Claims) Amendment (Fees) Regulation 2004 All fees prescribed except service or attempted service of any process or other document, including service by post to a corporation and preparation of an affidavit of service at each address where service of the document is effected or attempted
2.7 Industrial Relations Commission fees Industrial Relations Act 1996 and Regulations Fees prescribed in relation to an item of business in the Industrial Relations Commission
2.8 Dust Diseases Tribunal fees Dust Diseases Tribunal Act 1989 Fees prescribed for filing matters with the Dust Diseases Tribunal, subpoena, cross claims etc
2.9 Family Law Courts fees Family Law Act 1975 (Cwth) Commonwealth contribution to the running of Family Law Courts (Commonwealth/ State agreement)
2.10 Sheriffs fees Sheriff Act 1900 All fees prescribed except service or attempted service of any process or other document, including service by post to a corporation and preparation of an affidavit of service for each address of which service of the process or the other document is effected or attempted
2.11 Supreme Court fees Supreme Court Act 1970 and Regulations Fees prescribed for filing matters with the Supreme Court, production of documents, searches, issue of certificates
2.12 Land and Environment Court fees Land and Environment Court Act 1979 and Regulations Fees prescribed for filing matters, production of documents, making copies of certificates including filing fees for objector appeals and fees for the issuing of subpoenas for corporations.
2.13 District Court fees District Court Act 1973 and Regulations All fees prescribed, except service or attempted service including service by post to a corporation and preparation of an affidavit of service at each address which service of the process or other document is effected or attempted
2.14 Restitution Orders raised Victims Support and Rehabilitation Act 1996 Restitution Orders or Arrangements under the legislation
2.15 Victims Compensation levies Victims Support and Rehabilitation Act 1996 State levy paid by offenders convicted of a criminal offence
2.16 Justice of the Peace Justices Act 1902 and Regulations Application fee for certificates which are required by a person to perform a function, such as Justice of the Peace Certificates
2.17 Annual fees Professional Standards Act 1994 and Regulations Annual fees to the Professional Standards Council by the occupational associations whose members are subject to a professional standards scheme
2.18 Applications fees Professional Standards Act 1994 and Regulations Fee for an application to the Professional Standards Council to approve, amend or revoke a professional standards scheme
2.19 Annulment fee Section 50 of Fines Act 1996 and Regulations Fee for application to the Local Court for re-determination of application for annulment.
2.20 Legal Practising Certificates fees Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations Fees for Legal Practicing Certificates including late payment fees
2.21 Solicitors’ Fidelity Fund Contributions Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations Under Part 7 of the Act
2.22 Local Registration of Foreign Lawyers Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations Under Part 3C of the Act
2.23 Conduct money Supreme Court Act 1970Supreme Court Rules 1970, Part 37, rule 3 Fees associated with the production of documents pursuant to a subpoena
2.24 Conduct money Local Court (Civil Claims) Act 1970Local Court (Civil Claims) Rules 1998, Part 24, rule 2 Fees associated with the production of documents pursuant to a subpoena
2.25 Conduct money District Court Act 1973District Court Rules 1973, Part 4, rule 3 Fees associated with the production of documents pursuant to a subpoena
2.26 Conduct money Local Courts (Criminal & Applications) Procedure Rule 2003, Part 7, rule 45 Fees associated with the production of documents pursuant to a subpoena
2.27 Proposals for application of dormant fund Dormant Funds Act 1942 and Regulations Fees payable to the Commissioner with respect to any proposal for a dormant fund that is formulated by the Commissioner under section 11 of the Act
2.28 Fees Classification (Publication, Films and Computer Games) Enforcement Act 1995 Fees incurred for the provision of a certificate under section 87 of the Commonwealth Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Act 1995
2.29 Internal Reviews Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 Fees charged pursuant to subsection 54 (4) for the Privacy Commissioner to undertake an internal review on behalf of agencies
2.30 Filing and Review Fees for Costs Assessment Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations Filing fees for an application for assessment, and filing fee for review by costs review panel
2.31 Fees Partnership Act 1892 and Regulations All fees charged
2.32 Fees Commonwealth Service and Execution of Process Act 1992District Court Rules 1973 (Part 51C Rule 3)Local Court (Civil Claims) Rule 1988 (Part 38A Rule 3) All fees payable in respect of registering a judgement for registration and issuing a sealed copy of a judgement for registration in the Local and District Courts.
2.33 Fees Companies (Application of Laws) Act 1981 Fees payable pursuant to section 8
2.34 Fees Companies (Acquisition of Shares) (Application of Laws) Act 1981 Fees payable pursuant to section 9
2.35 Fees Futures Industry (Application of Laws) Act 1981 Fees payable pursuant to section 7
2.36 Fees Securities Industry (Application of Laws) Act 1981 Fees payable pursuant to section 8
ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS TRIBUNAL
2.37 Application fees Administrative Decisions Tribunal Act 1997 and Regulations Fees for original applications, reviews of decisions or appeals
2.38 Conduct money Administrative Decisions Tribunal (General) Regulation 2004, Part 4 Fees associated with the production of documents pursuant to a subpoena
LEGAL PRACTITIONERS ADMISSIONS BOARD
2.39 Section 13 application Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations A certificate stating whether a person is of sufficient good fame and character to be admitted as a legal practitioner
2.40 Admission application — Forms 10 and 11 Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations Application to be admitted as a legal practitioner in NSW. Applicants can be Australians or non‑Australians residing in Australia or overseas but all being admitted in NSW
2.41 Re-admission application — Form 12 Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations Application for admission as a legal practitioner if a person has previously been removed from the legal practitioner roll in NSW
2.42 Certificate of admission — Form 7 Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations Certificate stating that a person has been admitted as a legal practitioner/solicitor/barrister in NSW
2.43 Original diplomas and certificates Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations A testamur of the Diploma in Law; or an original or duplicate certificate of admission as a legal practitioner or barrister or solicitor
2.44 Other applications and certificates Legal Profession Act 1987 A certificate stating that a person has met the academic requirements for admission as a legal practitioner; or a report on the examinations completed at the Board; or on completion of the Diploma in Law. Usually used for entry into further tertiary study or admission into another jurisdiction
2.45 Other applications and certificates Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations An application for a determination of what, if any, additional subjects are required to complete the Diploma in Law or to satisfy the academic requirements for admission as a legal practitioner
2.46 Late application (where permitted) Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations A fee charged on a range of applications, which have been lodged after the normal closing date has passed. It may be associated with the Diploma in Law course, admission as a legal practitioner, application for exemption of training requirements or as a public notary
2.47 Public Notary appointment application Public Notaries Act 1997 Similar to admission applications where a legal practitioner applies to be appointed as a public notary
2.48 Certificate of Current Appointment — Form 4 Public Notaries Act 1997 Certificate that a Public Notary has been appointed in NSW
2.49 Other applications Public Notaries Act 1997 Application to vary on the Public Notary roll: a change of name; employment details; residential address etc
2.50 Late application (where permitted) Public Notaries Act 1997 A fee charged on a range of applications which have been lodged after the normal closing date has passed
2.51 Practical Training Exemption Application Legal Profession Act 1987 and Regulations An application made by those who claim that College based practical professional training is unnecessary because the practical experience and/or practical training they have previously completed is a sufficient substitute
2.52 Annual Notification by Public Notary in Form 6 Public Notaries Act 1997 Fees charged to public notaries for the compulsory annual notification of their particulars
REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES
2.53 Certificates Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 and RegulationsAdoptions Information Act 1990 Certificate certifying particulars contained in an entry in the Register or a certificate certifying that no entry was located in the Register about a relevant registrable event, in respect of a period not exceeding 10 years
2.54 Certificates Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 and Regulations Certificate as to a recording in a pre‑1918 register kept under the Act where the applicant has provided the relevant number of the recording
2.55 Certificates Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 and Regulations Priority search or issue of a certificate of result of search in addition to any other fee
2.56 Certificates Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 and Regulations Search service. The search function is conducted by the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages and is only required for people whose origins are more obscure than the normal client. The immediate lineage may be obscured by complex family relationships. The end result is a certificate
2.57 Certificates Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 and Regulations Insertion in a recording of a name, an additional name or a change of name or any other particulars
2.58 Certificates Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 and Regulations Recording in the Register, subsequent to registration of the birth of a child, the name of or other particulars relating to a person as a parent of the child
2.59 Certificates Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 and Regulations Furnishing a certified copy of any record or document kept in the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, for which no fee is otherwise provided
2.60 Certificates Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 and Regulations Commemorative Certificates. Introduced in 1994 a premium commemorative birth certificate
2.61 Certificates Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 and Regulations For search against any one name in the Register (including an index to the Register) in respect of a period not exceeding 10 years pursuant to an application under section 50 of the Act (including the fee for a certificate of result of any such search)Section 50 of the Act refers to the issue of certificates relating to children of deceased persons
2.62 Registry Fees Administration charges Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1995 and Regulations For collection of certificates and fees for other states by the NSW Registry of BDM. For fax transmission of certificate information to Passport Australia
OFFICE OF THE PROTECTIVE COMMISSIONER
2.63 Management fees Protected Estates Act 1983 and Regulations Regulation 2003 (4)(1)(a) Fees attached to the management of a protected person’s estate
2.64 Supervision fees Protected Estates Act 1983 and Regulations Supervision fees charged by OPC to monitor private financial managers
COMMERCE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
OFFICE OF FAIR TRADING
3.1 Business Name fees Business Name Act 1962 Fees for:
extension to renew/restore of business name
application for Minister’s consent to business name
application for copy of business registration
application for copy of business registration
searches of registration information
duplicate registration certificate
issue of certificate of registration/non-registration
lodgement of statement of change of particulars or persons
3.2 Association fees Association Incorporation Act 1984 Fees for:
lodgment of annual statement
extension of time: to hold AGM/ lodgment of annual returns
alteration of objects or rules
application for change of name
application for incorporation of association
reservation of name
application for amalgamation of incorporated associations
application for incorporation by companies limited by guarantee or registered co‑operative
3.9 Statutory Interest Account Contributions Property Stock and Business Agents Act 1941 Contributions are used to fund the cost of operating the Residential Tribunal, a number of grant schemes and other departmental operations
3.10 Motor dealers fees Motor Dealers Act 1974 Fees for:
new application from company/ individual
various type of dealers licence
renewal of dealers licenceComponents of the application and renewal fees are paid into the Motor Dealers Compensation Fund
3.25 Consumer Trader and Tenancy Tribunal fees Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal Act 2001 Credit Act 1994 Consumer Credit (New South Wales) Act 1995 Fees for:
Lodgement of a claim application for a dispute hearing
Notification of a building dispute application for re-hearing
Application for renewal of proceeding
Copy of a document or tape recording
Search fees
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Building and Construction Industry Long Service Leave Payments Corporation
4.1 Long Service levy Building and Construction Industry Long Service Payments Act 1986 A tax on building and construction work in NSW by State Government legislation. It is collected for the purpose of funding the scheme and long service benefits for building workers in NSW
Office of Industrial Relations
4.2 Factories, Shops and Industries Act fees Factories, Shops and Industries Act 1962 Application fees in respect of Hairdressers’ licences and exemptions for Sunday trading by certain shops. Regulatory fee pursuant to the Factories, Shops and Industries Act 1962
4.3 Bank operating fees Factories, Shops and Industries Act 1962 Fees for banks to open and operate on the weekend
4.4 Licence and other fees Entertainment Industry Act 1989 Licence and other fees imposed on persons who manage entertainers and/or events/venues
Office of Government Business
BOARD OF ARCHITECTS OF NSW
5.1 Annual Roll fee Architects Act 1921 Payable by architects in order to use the legally protected title ‘architect’, in the public interest and for consumer protection
5.2 Initial Enrolment fee Architects Act 1921 A one-off fee payable by architects in order to enrol their names to the Register of Architects of NSW
5.3 Restoration fee Architects Act 1921 Payable by architects in order to restore their name to the Register of Architects of NSW
COMMUNITY SERVICES
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES
6.1 Adoption fees (in country) Adoption of Children Act 1965 Fee received from applicants seeking to adopt. Fee used to obtain professional assessment, eg social worker, psychological reports, etc
6.2 Overseas adoption receipts Adoption of Children Act 1965 Fee received from applicants seeking to adopt from overseas. Fee used to obtain assessment of applicants, eg social worker, psychological reports, etc
6.3 Family Information Services Adoption Information Act 1990 Fees received for access to family records
6.4 Fees charged for criminal record check of child care workers in child care centres Child Protection (Prohibited Employment) Act 1998 Before a childcare centre employs a child care worker, they may request a criminal record check from DoCS on the worker. DoCS charge a fee for this service
6.5 Licensing fee for Child Care Centres Children (Care and Protection) Act 1987 Childcare centres require a licence from DoCS to operate. Fees can be charged for issuing the licence
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING
7.1 Registration fees paid to VETAB Vocational Education and Training Accreditation Act 1990 Registration of training providers and accreditation of courses
Australian and Overseas Universities
7.2 Application fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Application fee for Minister’s recommendation under section 4 of the Higher Education Act 2001 (“the Act”)
7.3 Assessment fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Assessment fee in connection with application for Minister’s recommendation under section 4 of the Act
7.4 Application fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Application fee for registration as an overseas university under section 5 of the Act.
7.5 Assessment fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Assessment fee in connection with application for registration as an overseas university under section 5 of the Act.
REGISTRATION OF Australian and Overseas HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
7.6 Application fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Application fee for registration as an Australian or overseas higher education institution under section 5 of the Act
7.7 Registration fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Annual fee for registration as an Australian or overseas higher education institution under section 5 of the Act
7.8 Assessment fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Assessment fee in connection with application for termination of suspension of registration under section 6 of the Act
ACCREDITATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION COURSES
7.9 Application fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Application fee for accreditation of course of study under section 7 of the Act (per course)
7.10 Assessment fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Assessment fee in connection with application for accreditation under section 7 of the Act (per course) for:· Diploma or advanced diploma· Bachelor degree· Graduate certificate, graduate diploma or other prescribed post-graduate qualification Masters degree· Doctoral degree
7.11 Assessment fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Assessment fee in connection with application for termination of suspension of accreditation under section 8 of the Act (per course)
Approval to provide courses of study to overseas students
7.12 Application fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Application fee for approval of education institution in relation to courses of study under section 10 of the Act
7.13 Approval fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Annual fee for approval of education institution under section 10 of the Act if number of courses covered by approval does not exceed five
7.14 Approval fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Annual fee for approval of education institution under section 10 of the Act if number of courses covered by approval exceeds five
7.15 Application fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Application fee to amend education institution’s approval to add new courses
7.16 Assessment fee Higher Education Regulation 2003 Assessment fee in connection with application for termination of suspension of education institution’s approval under section 11 of the Act
NSW INSTITUTE OF TEACHERS
7.17 Accreditation Fee NSW Institute of Teachers Act 2004 The fee gives teachers the right to employment as a teacher in NSW. Accredited teachers must meet professional standards and pay the annual accreditation fee.
EMERGENCY SERVICES
NSW FIRE BRIGADES
8.1 NSW Fire Brigades Statutory Contributions Insurance companies levy Local councils Fire Brigades Act 1989 Fire Brigades Act 1989 Annual contribution to Consolidated Revenue in New South Wales on the following basis:73.7% of the annual approved (by Parliament) budget12.3% of the same as aboveNote 1 NSW Fire Brigades is an Inner Budget Sector Department and is fully funded by NSW Treasury.Note 2 Stamp Duty is payable on insurance policies and renewals.
NSW RURAL FIRE SERVICE
8.2 Insurance levies Rural Fire Service Act 1996 Levy on insurance companies to fund fire services
8.3 Local government contributions to rural fire fighting fund Rural Fire Service Act 1996 Levy on local government to fund fire services
ENERGY
HUNTER WATER CORPORATION
9.1 Developer/Third Party cash contributions Hunter Water Act 1991 Cash contribution toward the cost of provision of water and sewerage services
9.2 Conveyancing Certificates (Section 47 certificates) Hunter Water Act 1991 Statement of outstanding rates & charges
9.3 Service Location Diagram Hunter Water Act 1991 Location of sewer and/or watermains in relation to property boundaries.
9.4 Statement of Available Pressure Hunter Water Act 1991
9.5 Hydraulic design assessment Hunter Water Act 1991
9.6 Wyee East water supply contribution fee Hunter Water Act 1991
9.7 Billing Record Search Hunter Water Act 1991 Search and provide details of archived financial records
9.9 Application to determine requirements to build over a sewer or watermain Hunter Water Act 1991
9.10 Application to Assess Encroachment on Hunter Water Land, Easement Right or Assets Hunter Water Act 1991
9.11 Preliminary Developer Charge Hunter Water Act 1991 Fees imposed in respect of new developments
9.12 Major works assessment and administration fee Hunter Water Act 1991 Fees imposed in respect of new developments
9.13 Major Works Inspection Fee Hunter Water Act 1991 Fees imposed in respect of new developments
9.14 Refund of developer charge for previously laid mains Hunter Water Act 1991 Refund of a proportion of developer charges previously paid following utilisation of infrastructure by another development at a later date
9.15 Accesshole compensation Hunter Water Act 1991 Fees collected from a developer and paid to a third party in relation to an accesshole built on third parties property following a sewermain extension
9.16 Fee for Revision of Notice of Requirements Hunter Water Act 1991 IPART determined compulsory audit and administration fees imposed in respect of new developments
9.17 Minor Works Assessment & Administration Hunter Water Act 1991 IPART determined compulsory audit and administration fees imposed in respect of new developments
9.18 Minor works inspection Fee Hunter Water Act 1991 IPART determined compulsory audit and administration fees imposed in respect of new developments
9.19 Major works Inspection and work as executed fee Hunter Water Act 1991 IPART determined compulsory audit and administration fees imposed in respect of new developments
9.20 Bond Assessment and Lodgement Fee Hunter Water Act 1991 IPART determined compulsory audit and administration fees imposed in respect of new developments
9.21 Bond Variation Application Hunter Water Act 1991 IPART determined compulsory audit and administration fees imposed in respect of new developments
9.22 Developer contributed/third party gifted assets Hunter Water Act 1991 Water, sewer and drainage infrastructure constructed/funded by a developer/third party and handed over to Hunter Water Corporation free of charge
9.23 Application fees to connect/disconnect/ re‑connect Hunter Water Act 1991 Administrative charge associated with the provision/cessation of water, sewer or drainage services
9.24 Annual trade waste permit fee (major/minor) Hunter Water Act 1991 Administrative/ application fees associated with the accepting and treating of trade waste
9.25 Tradewaste agreement — establishment fee Hunter Water Act 1991 Administrative/ application fees associated with the accepting and treating of trade waste
9.26 Irregular & Dishonour Payments fee Hunter Water Act 1991 Charges including an administration component for dishonoured payments by cheque, credit card or direct debit
9.28 Property Sewerage Diagram Hunter Water Act 1991
9.29 Request for Separate Metering of Strata Units Hunter Water Act 1991 Process request for separate sub-metering of individual units in a registered strata plan.
9.30 Pump Station Design Assessment Hunter Water Act 1991 Audit of pump station design to ensure compliance with Hunter Water standards
9.31 Backflow Prevention Device Application and Registration Fee Hunter Water Act 1991
9.32 Statement of build over a sewer or watermain requirements Hunter Water Act 1991 Statement regarding past build over sewer or watermain
9.33 Application for Processing a Compliance Certificate Hunter Water Act 1991 IPART determined compulsory audit and administration fees imposed in respect of new developments
9.34 Additional Sewer Connection Hunter Water Act 1991 Advise the requirements of an additional junction to an existing serviced lot.
9.35 Large Watermain Connection Hunter Water Act 1991 Process and approve connection to water mains via a tee and valve.
9.36 Connection to Hunter Water Corporation Stormwater Channel Hunter Water Act 1991 Approval to connect to stormwater channel including advice regarding construction requirements.
9.37 Connect to Existing Water System (Major Works) Hunter Water Act 1991 Shutdown and charge-up of a main by Hunter Water Operations Group to allow connection to existing water system for major works.
9.38 Insertion or Removal Tee & Valve (Shutdown and Chargeup) Hunter Water Act 1991 Shutdown and charge-up of a main by Hunter Water Operations Group to allow insertion or removal of tee and valve.
9.39 Shutdown and Charge Up (New Connections) Hunter Water Act 1991 Shutdown, charge-up and new connection of main by Hunter Water Operations Group. All materials to be supplied by the developer.
SYDNEY WATER
9.40 Large Watermain Connection Approval 32-65 mm, individual or joint application, excluding any subsequent labour charge Sydney Water Act 1994 An application to connect to the Corporation’s mains for the purpose of domestic, water sprinklers, fire hydrants and wall drenching
9.41 Large Watermain Connection Approval 80 mm, excluding any subsequent labour charge Sydney Water Act 1994 Application for the Corporation to carry out a large connection to it’s watermain
9.42 Watermain fitting adjustment application, excluding any subsequent labour charge Sydney Water Act 1994 Application for an accredited supplier to lower or raise an existing watermain fitting
9.43 Sewer Junction Connection Application, excluding any subsequent labour charge Sydney Water Act 1994 Application for the Corporation to insert an additional junction in the Corporation’s sewer line
9.44 Sewer Sideline Connection Application, excluding any subsequent labour charge Sydney Water Act 1994 Application for the Corporation to provide a sewer sideline to a property
9.45 Application for sewer disconnection Sydney Water Act 1994
9.46 Application for Manhole/Lamphole adjustment Sydney Water Act 1994
9.47 Application/ Agreement/Renewal for sewer use regarding Trade Waste, including assessed pollutant and site pollutant charges, but excluding the charges made for additional inspections Sydney Water Act 1994
9.48 Connection to Storm Channel Application Sydney Water Act 1994 Application to connect to the Corporation’s stormwater channel greater than 300 mm
9.49 Subdivider/Developer Certificate Sydney Water Act 1994 Standard Application by the developer for a Compliance Certificate which states that the proposed development complies with section 73
9.50 Sewer service diagram charge Sydney Water Act 1994 Diagram of sewerage service lines to a customer property
9.51 Plan of Sydney Water’s service and connection points Sydney Water Act 1994 Large plan showing water, sewer and drainage assets covering a large area in a single plot
9.52 Developer Charges and Contributions Sydney Water Act 1994 Includes the contribution of assets under Division 9 of the Sydney Water Act and contribution of assets arising under paragraph 38 (1) (a) and section 44 of the Sydney Water Act
9.53 Conveyancing Certificate Sydney Water Act 1994 A statement of charges and payments at a specific date under section 66
9.54 Sewer Ventshaft Adjustment Application Sydney Water Act 1994 Application to conduct a feasibility study for relocation of ventshaft
9.55 Building Over Sewer/Adjacent to Sewer Letter Sydney Water Act 1994 Letter issued regarding a buildings compliance with Sydney Water’s standards and regulations
9.56 Product Approval Application, Excluding evaluation and Consultation Fees Sydney Water Act 1994 Application for authorisation of a pipeline or tradewaste product for use on infrastructure
9.57 Application of Approval of Lawn/Watering Irrigation Systems Sydney Water Act 1994
9.58 Building Plan Approval Sydney Water Act 1994 Application for approval of council approved building plans for compliance with Sydney Water’s requirements
9.59 Service Location Diagram Sydney Water Act 1994 A plan of Sydney Water services and connection points
9.60 Request for asset construction details Sydney Water Act 1994 Detailed map of Sydney Water assets showing water, sewer, drainage. Also known as work orders, long sections or benchmarks
9.61 Pump application (water) Sydney Water Act 1994 Application to approve a pump that draws water from Sydney Water’s main
9.62 Special date of connection enquiries Sydney Water Act 1994
9.63 Diagram discrepancy/HS85 Sydney Water Act 1994
9.64 Cancellation of plumbers permit Sydney Water Act 1994
9.65 Sewermain Adjustment Application Sydney Water Act 1994 Application for Sydney Water to approve the adjustment/relocation of existing Sydney Water infrastructure
9.66 Watermain Adjustment Application Sydney Water Act 1994 Application for Sydney Water to approve the adjustment/relocation of existing Sydney Water infrastructure
9.67 Plumbing and Drainage Application Sydney Water Act 1994 Application for Sydney Water to inspect any new sewer or drainage connection. This includes the drawing up of property sewerage service diagrams on completion but excludes any inspection/reinspection labour charge
9.68 Request for Minor Extension Approval Application Sydney Water Act 1994 Request for the approval to expand reticulation systems for a development for a minor extension of an existing service
9.69 Extended Private Service Application Sydney Water Act 1994 Application for Sydney Water to investigate feasibility to permit an extended private water service and provide a point of connection.
ministry of energy and utilities
9.70 Pipeline licence payments Pipelines Act 1967 Annual licence fees under the Pipelines Act 1967 are imposed as a means of recovering administration of the Act, and are determined on a cost per kilometre basis
9.71 Energy Labelling fees/Minimum Energy Performance standards fees Electricity Safety Act 1945 Regulatory fee. All major appliances are required to be labelled. Each model of an appliance must be registered and pay the fee
9.72 Capital Contributions Electricity Supply Act 1995 Electricity distributors non‑contestable augmentation charges under section 25 of the Act and capital assets gifted to or vested in the distributors.
9.73 Cathodic Protection System Fees Electricity Safety (Corrosion Protection ) Regulation 1998 Registration fee for Cathodic Protection System.
9.74 Pindari Dam Enlargement levy Water Act 1912Water Management Act 2000 Contribution by irrigators towards capital cost of the enlargement of Pindari Dam completed some years ago
TRANSGRID
9.75 Property Inquiries for Land Conveyancing Conveyancing (Sale of Land) Regulation 2000 Search fee on information regarding TransGrid’s existing right or interest in the land or any TransGrid-Board approved proposal which would affect title to landUnder above‑mentioned legislation, vendors warrant that the property being sold is not affected by any proposals of certain government agencies. Purchasers may make inquiries to verify this informationCertificates are issued by the respective government agency to the effect that the agency has no interest in the property or a detailed response is issued as to what interest the agency has in the land
ENVIRONMENT
Department of EnviRonment AnD Conservation
10.1 Waste Disposal Contributions Protection of the Environment (Operations) Act 1997 Contributions under the Act for waste received at licensed waste facilities within the Sydney metropolitan or extended regulated area, or to receive wastes from these areas
10.2 Environment protection licences Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 Administrative fees’ based on cost of issuing and administering the licence, ‘load-based fees’ based on load of pollutants discharged by a licensed activity and licence transfers or realignments — replaces pollution control act fees and incorporates licence fees relating to waste activities, waste facilities and transport of waste
10.3 Environment Protection Notices Protection of the Environment (Operations) Act 1997 Fees for the preparing, monitoring, issuing and ensuring compliance of environment protection notices. Recovery of costs for non compliance
10.4 Ozone Protection Ozone Protection Regulation 1989 Fees associated with obtaining and distributing controlled substances, handling large quantities of controlled substances, and undertaking restricted activities with regard to controlled substances
10.5 Unhealthy lands search fee Unhealthy Building Land Regulation 1999 Fee for providing a property enquiry service and covering administration and processing costs etc
10.6 Public Register Respective legislation for register in question Fee for inspection of the public register
10.7 Other EPA Licences:
10.8 dangerous goods Road and Rail Transport Dangerous Goods Act 1997 Fee for a licence to drive vehicles carrying, and to transport, bulk dangerous goods and for approvals for dangerous goods tank designs
10.9 hazardous chemicals Environmentally Hazardous Chemicals Act 1985 Fees can apply in relation to the following activities: manufacturing, processing, keeping, distributing, conveying, using, selling or disposing of a chemical or chemical waste. Fees are for: licence applications, renewals, transfers and possession; assessment of the above activities; and assessment of a technology for processing a chemical or declared chemical waste
10.10 pesticides Pesticides Act 1978 and Pesticides Act 1999 Fee for pesticide licences, competency certificates. Recovery of Administration cost. Fees for the preparing, monitoring, issuing and ensuring compliance of pesticide notices. Recovery of cost for non compliance. Fee for inspection of the public record
10.11 domestic solid fuel Clean Air (Domestic Solid Fuel Heaters) Regulation 1997 Fee for certificates issued in relation to solid fuel burning appliances
10.12 vertical exhaust Clean Air (Motor Vehicles and Motor Vehicle Fuels) Regulation 1997 Fee for exemption of certain rural vehicles from the requirement to have vertical exhaust emissions under the Act
10.13 licence copies Respective legislation for licence in question Provision of copies of Pollution Control Act licences
10.14 radiation Radiation Control Act 1990 The Act requires users/sellers of radioactive substances/apparatus to be licensed
10.15 registration of apparatus Radiation Control Act 1990 The Act requires certain sources of ionising radiation to be registered and to pay a fee therefore
10.16 accreditation of radiation consultants Radiation Control Act 1990 The fee is for accreditation of radiation experts required by the Act
10.17 Controlled Waste Facility Protection of the Environment (Operations) Act 1997 Fee for licences relating to facilities that receive waste (in various categories)
10.18 Transporter fees Protection of the Environment (Operations) Act 1997 Fee for licence in relation to transporter of certain quantities of hazardous wastes, tyres and some liquid wastes
10.19 Premises fees Protection of the Environment (Operations) Act 1997 Fee for licences premises that generate waste (in certain categories)
10.20 Contaminated land fees Contaminated Land Management Act 1997 Fees and charges associated with the issue of orders, accreditation of auditors, copies of information on the public record etc
10.21 Immobilisation of contaminants fee Protection of the Environment (Operations) Act 1997Waste Regulation Application fee to receive approval to treat hazardous and industrial waste in order to immobilise contaminants
10.22 Licences
Kangaroo Meat Retailers
Game
Trappers
Fauna Dealers
Kangaroo Skin Dealers
Kangaroo Wholesalers
Growers and Pickers
Import and Export
Aviary Registration
Exhibitors
Apiary
Reptile and Amphibian
Other Licence Fees including charges for authorities, consents and permits National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995National Parks and Wildlife (Fauna Protection) Regulation 1994National Parks and Wildlife (Land Management) Regulation 1995Wilderness Act 1987 As part of its responsibility for protected flora and fauna the NPWS issues licences to control activities in a number of areas
10.23 Royalties National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 As with Licences, Royalties are used to control activities, principally the killing of kangaroos
10.24 Annual Community Services Charges including:
Water and Sewerage
Garbage and Recycling
Capital Works
Administration Costs
Snowclearing and Grooming
Road Maintenance
Levy for Fire Brigade etc National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 To recover the costs of providing or maintaining any community service in a park, site, or reserve and similar to municipal services outside the park system
10.25 Emu farming and products National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 Licences to farm emus and deal in emu products
10.26 Scientific research involving harming of fauna National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 Licence to use fauna for research purposes
10.27 Use of prescribed substances to poison birds National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 Licence given only to licensed pest control operators
10.28 Supplies, materials and equipment necessary for the provision of Community Services National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 All other costs involved in the provision of municipal services inside National Parks and not identified or inclusive with Annual Community Services Charges already listed above
10.29 Development and Building application charges National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 All fees charged relating to building applications and planning for developments within National Parks
10.30 Search and Supply of data (eg wildlife atlas data, Aboriginal sites and property searches) National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 Recovery of costs involved in searches of NPWS databases and supply of information
10.31 Granting of Consents National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 Application and/or assessment fees for handling applications eg, to harm flora or fauna or their habitat, to destroy aboriginal relics or to excavate or disturb aboriginal relics
10.32 Developer contribution fees National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 All fees contributed by developers within National Parks
LORD HOWE ISLAND BOARD
10.33 Airport passenger levy Lord Howe Island Act 1953 Levy paid by passengers for arriving on the island via an aircraft
10.34 Wharfage fees Lord Howe Island Act 1953
10.35 Public accommodation fee (accommodation levy) Lord Howe Island Act 1953
10.36 Business licence fee Lord Howe Island Act 1953
10.37 Garbage fees Lord Howe Island Act 1953
10.38 Animal registration fees Lord Howe Island Act 1953
10.39 Development and building application fees Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
10.40 Hire vehicle fees Lord Howe Island Act 1953
10.41 Liquor licence fees Lord Howe Island Act 1953
10.42 Lease transfer fees Lord Howe Island Act 1953
10.43 Island service levy — Tourist Charge Lord Howe Island Act 1953 Paid by tourists to the island which goes towards the upkeep and maintenance of the island
10.44 Long term accommodation fee Lord Howe Island Act 1953 Paid for private accommodation for long term tourists
10.45 Marriage registration lodgment of notification Lord Howe Island Act 1953 Standard registration fee
10.46 Communication services fees Lord Howe Island Act 1953 Provision of satellite communication services to the island. The fee is levied on all households, irrespective of whether they utilise the communication services provided or not
10.48 Business authorisation fees Ozone Protection Regulation 1997 Authorisation application feesAuthorisation renewal feesAuthorisation person
FISHERIES
NSW fisheries
11.1 Boat licences Fisheries Management Act 1994 These items relate to licence fees paid by commercial fisheries in order for them to operate as commercial fishers. The Fisheries Management Act requires commercial fishers to pay fees according to the size of the vessel and crew number. There are also fees for transferring vessels from one fisher to another on sale
11.3 Fisher Management fees Fisheries Management Act 1994 All commercial fishers are required to pay various management fees, including transfer charges, for their respective fishery eg. abalone, prawn trawl, rock lobster. This fee enables the fisher to operate within the specified fishery
11.4 Miscellaneous Permits Fisheries Management Act 1994 The Department levies fees and charges relating to permits for various activities including fish farms, dredging, fish receivers, net registrations etc
11.5 Net Registrations Fisheries Management Act 1994
11.6 Inland Recreational Fishing Licence Fisheries Management Act 1994 This licence pertains to the right to recreational fishing in inland waterways
11.7 Community Contributions Fisheries Management Act 1994 Periodic contributions that shareholders in a share managed fishery, eg abalone are required to make their right of access to the fishery. It is an economic resource rent tax, which is based on the idea that those who profit from the use of public resources should have to remit some of their profit back
11.8 FDRC — (Fisheries Research and Development Corporation) Research Levy for Commercial Fishers Fisheries Management Act 1994 Levied on all commercial fishers and forms part of the fishers licence renewal fee. The funds are used for industry related research
11.9 Aquaculture Permit Application Fees Fisheries Management Act 1994 Fees aquaculture operators pay when they apply for a permit to conduct aquaculture
11.10 Aquaculture Lease Application Fees Fisheries Management Act 1994 Fees aquaculture operators pay when they apply for a lease to conduct aquaculture in a certain area
11.11 AMRAC (Aquaculture Management and Research Advisory Committee ) Aquaculture Research Levy Fisheries Management Act 1994 Charge levied on all Fish Farm Permit holders to provide funds for research into the aquaculture activities
11.12 Copies of Licence and Permits Fisheries Management Act 1994 This fee is payable when a licence or permit issued by NSW Fisheries has to be replaced
11.13 Recreational Fishing Fee Fisheries Management and Environmental Assessment Act 2000, section 34B A recreational fishing fee is payable by recreational fishers as required by Division 4A of the Act
11.14 Annual Rental Charge Fisheries Management and Environmental Assessment Legislation Amendment Act 2000 Commercial fishers involved in Category 2 share management fisheries are required to pay a compulsory annual rental charge which is a payment for their privileged access to a community owned resource (synonymous with the community contributions paid by a fisher in a Category 1 share management fishery)
11.15 Environmental Assessment Contributions Fisheries Management and Environmental Assessment Legislation Amendment Act 2000 Commercial fishers are required to pay these compulsory management fees in order to operate in their fisheries. These funds will be used for environmental assessment activities
11.16 Charter Boat Licence Fee Fisheries Management (General) Amendment (Charter Fishing Boats) Regulation 2000 Compulsory licence fee payable by charter boat operators
11.17 Fishing Fee Exemption Certificate Fee Fisheries Management (General) Amendment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulation 2001 Compulsory fee payable in order to obtain an exemption certificate
11.18 Share Management Fisheries Application Fees Fisheries Management Act 1994 and Fisheries Management (General) Regulation 2002 Commercial fishers can apply for shares in a fishery after it becomes a share management Fishery. The following fisheries have now been so gazetted: Estuary General, Estuary Prawn Trawl, Ocean Hauling, Ocean Trawl and Ocean Trap and Line. Shares in each fishery will be allocated on a provisional basis, using catch history and other relevant factors.
11.19 Fishery Monitoring Program Fees Fisheries Management Act 1994 and Fisheries Management (General) Regulation 2002 Commercial fishers will be required to pay these fees from 1 July 2004 for fishery monitoring programs including elements of ‘observer program’, stock assessment’, ‘port based landings monitoring’, ‘catch and effort data collection’ and ‘performance reporting’.
STATE FORESTS OF NSW
11.20 Application for forest lease Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 36 & Schedule 1 Compulsory. Generally 6-10 years but permissible for 50 years or longer. For any purpose approved by the Forestry Commission and not opposed to the interests of forestry
11.21 Application for occupation permit Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 36 & Schedule 1 Compulsory, often annual but varies from months to 10 years, for the right to occupy land within State Forest timber or flora reserves and certain other Crown lands for various purposes including grazing, sawmills, charcoal burning, beekeeping, communication towers and transmission lines, etc
11.22 Application for sawmill licence Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 36 & Schedule 1 Compulsory (see sawmill licence below)
11.23 Clearing licence Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 51 Compulsory, as required, normally current for about 2 years. For the right to clear timber or other vegetation from State forest, timber reserves or flora reserves
11.24 Contractor’s licence Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 46 (2) & Schedule 1 Compulsory, generally annual. Engaged by holders of timber licences to obtain timber, forest products or forest materials (gravel, sand etc) from Crown- timber lands
11.25 Forest materials licence Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 36 & Schedule 1 Compulsory, term varies (generally renewed annually) for right to take sand, gravel etc from Crown- timber lands
11.26 Hunting permit Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 36 & Schedule 1 Compulsory, short term (1‑3 months) for right to take or kill birds and animals from State Forests, timber reserves and flora reserves
11.27 Operators licence Forestry Regulation 2004Clause 46 (2) & Schedule 1 Compulsory, generally annual. Engaged by holders of timber licences or by contractors to obtain timber, forest products or forest materials (gravel, sand etc) from Crown- timber lands see sawmill licence
11.28 Permission to work a Sawmill Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 50 (3) & Schedule 1 Compulsory, generally annual
11.29 Products licence Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 36 & Schedule 1 Compulsory, term varies (generally 3‑12 months) for right to take forest products (vegetation other than timber) from Crown- timber lands
11.30 Sawmill licence Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 36 & Schedule 1 Compulsory, annual charge (generally renewed annually) for right to operate a sawmill in NSW.
11.31 Timber licence Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 36 & Schedule 1 Compulsory, annual charge (generally renewed annually) for right to take timber from Crown- timber land in NSW
11.32 Transfer of forest lease Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 40 & Schedule 1 See application for forest lease
11.33 Transfer of occupation permit Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 40 & Schedule 1 See application for occupation permit
11.34 Transfer of sawmill licence Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 40 & Schedule 1 See sawmill licence
11.35 Transfer of timber licence, products licence or forest materials licence Forestry Regulation 2004, Clause 40 & Schedule 1 See licences above
11.36 Application for approval of preservative treatment and registration of brand Timber Marketing Regulation 2000,Clause 15 (2) Compulsory, regulatory
11.37 Application for renewal of approval of preservative treatment and registration of brand Timber Marketing Regulation 2000Clause 16 (2) Compulsory, regulatory
11.38 Application for variation of approval of preservative treatment and registration of brand Timber Marketing Regulation 2000 Clause17 (2) Compulsory, regulatory
11.39 Application for transfer of approval of preservative treatment and registration of brand Timber Marketing Regulation 2000, Clause18 (2) Compulsory, regulatory
DEPARTMENT OF gaming and racing
CASINO CONTROL AUTHORITY
12.1 Casino — Community Benefit Levy Casino Control Act 1992 Section 115 of the Casino Control Act 1992 requires a casino community benefit levy to be paid to the Authority in respect of each casino licence and for the Authority to pay the levy into a Casino Community Benefit Fund established in a special deposits account in the Treasury
12.2 Casino Licence Duty Casino Control Act 1992 Pursuant to section 114 of the Casino Control Act 1992, a casino duty is to paid to the Authority in respect of the casino licence
12.3 Casino Special Employee licensing fee Casino Control Act 1992 Section 44 of the Casino Control Act 1992, provides that a person must not exercise in or in relation to a casino any of the functions of a special employee except in accordance with the authority conferred on the person by a licence. Staff of Star City Pty. Ltd. who are defined as special employees under section 43 and such persons directed to do so under section 47 of the Casino Control Act 1992, must be licensed by the Authority
12.4 Authority approval of Manager Casino Control Regulation 1995 The Authority is not to approve a person to manage licensed premises unless satisfied that the person is a suitable person to manage licensed premises. An application for the Authority’s approval is to be made in the form approved by the Authority accompanied by the fee required
12.5 Controlled Contracts Fees Casino Control Act 1992 Section 37 of the Casino Control Act 1992 prevents the Casino from entering into controlled contracts. Under regulations the Casino must pay a fixed fee of $2 000 in respect of each investigation conducted by the Authority. The fee is paid to the consolidated fund, not the Authority
12.6 Fees for grant of Liquor Licences Casino Control (Regulation of Liquor) Regulation Pursuant to regulation 56 of the Casino Control (Regulation of Liquor) Regulation, the Authority collects the appropriate fees for the granting of liquor licences
12.7 Dine-or-drink Authority Casino Control (Application of Dine-or-drink Provisions) Regulation A fee for a licence issued to a restaurant in the casino to permit patrons to consume alcohol without being required to purchase a meal
DEPARTMENT OF GAMING AND RACING
12.8 Keno Tax Public Lotteries Act 1996 Keno Duty is payable on a percentage of subscriptions to the game in Registered Clubs in NSW
12.9 Club Gaming Device Tax Gaming Machine Tax Act 2001 This had been called Poker Machine Tax. The duty is based on a percentage rate applied to a four tiered annual metered profit range. Duty is payable by quarterly instalments
12.10 Hotel Gaming Device Tax Gaming Machine Tax Act 2001 The duty here is also payable quarterly and is also based on profit from gaming machines in hotels
12.11 Liquor licences Registered Clubs Act 1976 and RegulationsLiquor Act 1982 and Regulations Since a High Court decision in 1997 this item reflects fees imposed by Regulation and those imposed by the Liquor Administration Board in granting new liquor licencees. Formerly, annual licensees fees were also included
12.12 Local Courts — Liquor Administration Board Fees Registered Clubs Act 1976 and RegulationsLiquor Act 1982 and Regulations This item represents application fees for matters to be heard by the Licensing Court. Including transfer applications, grants of new liquor applications etc
12.13 Charities licences Lotteries and Art Union Act 1901 This item is for the cost of a permit (licence) to conduct trade competitions, promotions etc. A permit is required by legislation, and is a regulatory fee by nature
12.14 Personal licences Gaming Machines Act 2001Gaming Machine Regulation 2002 This item includes application for and granting of gaming-related licences dealer’s licence, seller’s licence, technician’s licence, advisor’s licence, testing facility licence.
12.15 Gaming Machine approval fees Gaming Machines Act 2001Gaming Machine Regulation 2002 Gaming machine approvals are granted by the Liquor Administration Board to ensure that gaming machines and software, games, etc comply with standards set by the Board. Standards have legislative bases in the Liquor Act and Registered Clubs Act. Approvals can only be provided by the Board. Preliminary evaluations for new equipment, games, software, etc are carried out by accredited providers in the private sector
12.16 Search fees Liquor Act 1982Registered Clubs Act 1976 Fees paid for information regarding licensed premises and registered clubs. Information is only available from the Department and is used to support applications to the Licensing Court and the Liquor Administration Board on various licensing matters
12.17 Gaming machine technician’s identification card Gaming Machines Act 2001 In addition to holding a technicians licence, a licensed technician is required to have an identification card which can only be obtained from the Department of Gaming and Racing
12.18 Application fee – Transfer of poker machine entitlement Gaming Machines Act 2001Gaming Machine Regulation 2002 An application for the Liquor Administration Board’s approval for the transfer of a poker machine entitlement.
GREYHOUND AND HARNESS RACING REGULATORY AUTHORITY
12.19 Bookmaker’s Registration fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees required by regulation to be paid by industry participants to act in the capacity described
12.20 Bookmaker’s Clerks Registration fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees required by regulation to be paid by industry participants to act in the capacity described
12.21 Trainers’ Registration fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees required by regulation to be paid by industry participants to act in the capacity described
12.22 Owner’s Registration fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees required by regulation to be paid by industry participants to act in the capacity described
12.23 Owner’s and Trainers’ Registration fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees required by regulation to be paid by industry participants to act in the capacity described
12.24 Attendants Registration fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees required by regulation to be paid by industry participants to act in the capacity described
12.25 Trial Track Manager and Assistant Manager Registration fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees required by regulation to be paid by industry participants to act in the capacity described
12.26 Greyhound Registration fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees imposed on greyhound owners for such things as lease, litter, name and service fees
12.27 Appeal Fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees for appeals lodged with the Authority/Tribunal
12.28 Syndicates’ Registration Fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees required by regulation to be paid by industry participants to act in the capacity described
12.29 Lure Driver Registration Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees required by regulation to be paid by industry participants to act in the capacity described
12.30 Trail Track Registration fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees required by regulation to be paid by industry participants to act in the capacity described
12.31 Greyhound Racing Clubs Registration Fees Greyhound Racing Act 2002 Fees required by regulation to be paid by industry participants to act in the capacity described
HARNESS RACING AUTHORITY
12.32 Trainer/Driver Licences Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Fee for the right to train or drive horses
12.33 Registration of Bookmakers and Bookmakers Clerks Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Fee to engage in the occupations
12.34 Club Registration Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Fee imposed on racing clubs
12.35 Register Horse Names Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Fee imposed or requirement to register horse names
12.36 Foal Registration/Branding Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Fee for the registering and branding of new foals
12.37 Sires Registration Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Registration of a horses sire
12.38 Transfers Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Transfer of horses between owners
12.39 Register Leases Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Register lease of horses between owners/lessee
12.40 Register Clearances Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Transfer of horses between states/overseas
12.41 Register Colours Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Fee imposed on owners of horses or trainers
12.42 Register Syndicates Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Fee on owners of horses to register ownership syndicates
12.43 Artificial Breeding licence Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Annual fee imposed on artificial breeding property, artificial breeding technician and semen controller
12.44 Sire Service fee Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 A regulatory charge that is imposed on each mating to a brood mare performed by a registered sire. Studmasters send a report at the end of the season, Sire Summary Sheet. The report lists each mating performed by each of his/her registered sires. The information of this report is used to record progeny of harness racing horses in the Australian stud book
12.45 Stablehand licence Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Fee to engage in stablehand duties in harness racing under a registered trainer (either as a voluntary worker or as an employee)
12.46 Blood/DNA fees Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Fee imposed to determine the progeny of a harness racing horse
12.47 Appeal fees Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Fee for an appeal lodged with the Harness Racing Appeals Tribunal
12.48 Duplicate certificate Harness Racing New South Wales Act 2002 Fee to issue of a duplicate certificate. This is the certificate of a registered harness racing horse, which provides an identifying and classification record (akin to a Passport for humans)
NSW LOTTERIES
12.49 NSW Lotteries Corporation Public Lotteries Act 1996 Licence Fees and or General Duties paid by the operator
NSW THOROUGHBRED RACING BOARD
12.50 Licence fees Thoroughbred Racing Board Act 1996 Licence fees for industry participants, eg horse trainers, bookmakers, stable hands, jockeys
12.51 Appeal fees Thoroughbred Racing Board Act 1996 Fees for appeals lodged with the Thoroughbred Racing Board Appeals Panel
12.52 Colour fee Thoroughbred Racing Board Act 1996 Fee imposed on persons for registration of racing colours. Fee is payable annually to renew registration
12.53 Horse Ownership and Transfer fees Thoroughbred Racing Board Act 1996 Paid by horse owners to have their ownership in the horse registered thus allowing participation. Includes the issue of duplicate papers when required. Fees are levied once on registration of the horse and whenever any transfer of ownership takes place
12.54 Industry participant licence fee Thoroughbred Racing Board Act 1996 Paid by bookmakers, stablehands, horse trainers, owner, trainers, jockeys, jockey agents and apprentice jockeys on an annual basis to obtain a licence to operate in the thoroughbred racing industry
12.55 Syndicate, Leases and Transfer fees Thoroughbred Racing Board Act 1996 Paid by syndicates formed to race horses and by lessees of horses. Fees are payable on establishment and by annual renewal
OFFICE OF RACING
12.56 $100 tax (once only) on bookmakers at time of registering with a racing authority Bookmaker’s (Taxation) Act 1917
12.57 1% tax on bookmakers turnover (also any fines imposed for late payment (10% of tax levied) are imposed under this Act Racing Taxation (Betting Tax) Act 1952
12.58 28.2% tax on takeout of totalizator (parimutuel) investments on racing and sporting events (also any fines imposed for late payment (10% of tax levied)) Totalizator Act 1997
12.59 Refunds Totalizator Act 1997 Rebate of totalizator tax on local events held at non-TAB race meetings
12.60 Roundings Totalizator Act 1997 28.2% of total Roundings collected by TAB Ltd
12.61 20% tax on net profits from Fixed Odds Sports Wagering (FOSW) events covered by TAB Ltd Totalizator Act 1997
12.62 Racing Assistance Fund (RAF) Totalizator Act 1997
13.1 Fees for registration, annual registration, restoration of registration, duplicate or change of name certificates, drug certificates. Optometrists Act 1930
13.2 Fees for registration, annual registration, restoration of registration, duplicate or change of name certificates, drug certificates. Optometrists Act 2002
CHIROPRACTORS REGISTRATION BOARD
13.3 Fees for registration, annual registration, restoration of restoration, duplicate or change of name certificates Chiropractors Act 2001
OSTEOPATHS REGISTRATION BOARD
13.4 Fees for registration, annual registration, restoration of registration, duplicate or change of name certificates Osteopaths Act 2001
DENTAL BOARD
13.5 Fees for registration, annual registration, provisional registration, restoration of registration, duplicate certificates, entry of additional matter in Register, inspection or extracts of Register Dentists Act 1989
13.6 Fees for registration, annual registration, provisional registration, restoration of registration, duplicate certificates, entry of additional matters in register, examination for registration, inspection or extracts of Register Dental Practice Act 2001 or regulation
DENTAL TECHNICIANS REGISTRATION BOARD
13.7 Fees for registration, annual registration, restoration of registration, duplicate certificates, inspection or extracts of Register or Index Dental Technicians Registration Act 1975
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
13.8 Fees for exhumation, approval of crematory equipment, approval of kind of warm-water system, issue of cremation certificates, notification of mortuaries and crematories Public Health Act 1991
13.9 Fees for applications or renewals of licences to sell, manufacture, supply or wholesale goods regulated under the Act or Regulation Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Act 1966
13.10 Fees for applications for licences, annual renewals of licences, transfer of licences for private hospitals or day procedure centres Private Hospitals and Day Procedure Centres Act 1988
13.11 Fees for applications for licences, annual renewals of licences, transfer of licences for nursing homes Nursing Homes Act 1988
13.12 Fees for applications for licence for authorised hospital, annual renewal of licence or duplicate licence Mental Health Act 1991
13.13 Fees for notification of food handling operations, required sampling for analysis, copy of analyst’s certificate Food Regulation 2001( under the Food Act 1989)
HEALTH CARE COMPLAINTS COMMISSION
13.14 Subpoenas and summons Health Care Complaints Act 1993 Subpoenas and summons served on Health Care Complaints Commission
13.15 Legal costs Chiropractors Act 2001 Dental Practice Act 2001 Medical Practice Act 1991 Nurses Act 1991 Optometrists Act 2002 Osteopaths Act 2001 Physiotherapists Act 2001 Psychologists Act 2001 Legal costs awarded by the various Tribunals constituted under these Acts
NSW MEDICAL BOARD
13.16 Fees for registration, annual registration, restoration of registration, duplicate certificates, inspection or extracts of Register Medical Practice Act 1991
NURSES REGISTRATION BOARD
13.17 Registration fee Nurses Act 1991 Application for registration/ enrolment as a nurse
13.18 Restoration fee Nurses Act 1991 Application for restoration of name to register/roll
13.19 Renewal fee Nurses Act 1991 Application for renewal of name to register/roll
13.25 Certificate of identity and verification fee Nurses Act 1991 Certificate of identity and verification fee
13.26 Application for authorisation to practise Nurses Act 1991 Authorisation to practise midwifery fee (midwives only)
13.27 Midwifery (Midwives only) Nurses Act 1991 Certificate in changed name fee
13.28 Complete File fee Nurses Act 1991 A file that has been sent to another registered body usually at the instigation of a nurse
13.29 Nurses Practitioner Nurses Act 1991 Application fee for another accreditation that a nurse can obtain, but they must already be a registered nurse to begin with to practise as a Nurse Practitioner
OPTICAL DISPENSERS Registration BOARD
13.30 Fees for registration, restoration of registration, renewal of registration, duplicate certificates, inspection or extracts of Register certificate in changed name. Optical Dispensers Act 1963
PHARMACY BOARD OF NEW SOUTH WALES
13.31 Pharmacist- Fees for Registration, restoration of registration, renewal of registration, additional qualifications, certificate of identity Pharmacy Act 1964
13.32 Pharmacy- Fees for registration, annual renewal of registration, change of ownership, change of business name, Pharmacy Act 1964
13.33 Register fee Pharmacy Act 1964, section 36 Copy of register of Pharmacists or Pharmacies
13.34 Search fee Pharmacy Act 1964, section 36 Application for search of the Register of Pharmacies or Pharmacists
PHYSIOTHERAPISTS REGISTRATION BOARD
13.35 Fees for Registration, restoration of registration, renewal of registration, duplicate certificates, inspection or extracts of Register, additional qualifications Physiotherapists Act 2001
PODIATRists REGISTRATION BOARD
13.36 Fees for Registration, restoration of registration, renewal of registration, duplicate certificates, inspection or extracts of Register, additional qualification fee Podiatrists Act 1989
PSYCHOLOGISTS REGISTRATION BOARD
13.37 Fees for registration, restoration of registration, renewal of registration, duplicate certificates, inspection or extracts of Register, additional qualification, certificate of identity or verification. Psychologists Act 2001
LAND
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS
BOARD OF SURVEYING and SPATIAL INFORMATION new south wales
14.1 Application to sit for Board examination Surveying Regulation 2001
14.2 Application to enrol in recognised professional training program Surveying Regulation 2001
14.3 Application for granting of registration Surveying Regulation 2001
14.4 Application for amendment for registration Surveying Regulation 2001
14.5 Application for restoration of registration Surveying Regulation 2001
14.6 Application for replacement of certificate of registration Surveying Regulation 2001
14.8 Extract from register of surveyors (per entry) Surveying Regulation 2001
14.9 Application for certificate of authority Surveying Regulation 2001
14.10 Application to be a student of surveying, survey drafter or survey assistant Surveying Regulation 2001
LAND AND PROPERTY INFORMATION NSW
14.11 Application to inspect register of public surveys Surveying Regulation 2001
14.12 Extracts from register of public surveys Surveying Regulation 2001 Searches of the database to ensure survey work is consistent with the State survey grid. Searches may be in the form of sketch plans, coordinates or heights. They can be extracted either on‑line through the Survey Control Information Management System (SCIMS) or supplied manually
14.13 Deposit payable for deferred placement of survey marks Surveying Regulation 2001 A deposit is respect of survey marks that are to be placed at some time after completion of survey
14.14 Extracts, searches and copies Conveyancing Act 1919 Surveyors can request copies of documents and the original crown survey plan
14.15 Registration in the General Register of Deeds Conveyancing Act 1919, regulations Preparation of a registration copy of an instrument
14.16 Registration in the General Register of Deeds Conveyancing Act 1919, regulations Registration, renewal or vacation of registration. Also includes registration of a crop, wool lien, stock mortgage, bill of sale, removal of caveat, memorandum containing provisions that are capable of being covenants or for recording or registering any instrument
14.17 Miscellaneous fees Conveyancing (General) Regulation 1998 On request for entry of a marginal note evidencing a discrepancy between an original instrument and a registered copy of the instrument
14.18 Licensing of forms Real Property Act 1900, regulationsStrata Schemes (Freehold Development) Act 1973, regulationsStrata Schemes (Leasehold Development) Act 1986, regulations For examination and licensing of any dealing that is required by any Act to be in the approved form and is not a form licensed by the Registrar-General
14.19 Advertisements Real Property Act 1900, regulations
14.20 Certificates of title Real Property Act 1900, regulations For the issue of a certificate of title on any request or application
14.21 Miscellaneous fees Real Property Act 1900, regulations Fees for depositing an instrument of title on any request, lodgment of a requisition for statement of grounds, lodgment of a request for the issue of a summons and lodgment of a request for the issue of a notice, lodgment of a request for delivery of a document, for furnishing a certificate of ownership, for production of documents at the Office of State Revenue, for supplying a computer listing of plans registered, for supplying details of lots created on the registration of a deposited plan or strata plan and any dealing, application, request or caveat that refers to more than 20 folios
14.22 Extracts and copies Conveyancing Act 1919, regulationsReal Property Act 1900, regulationsStrata Schemes (Freehold Development) Act 1973, regulationsStrata Schemes (Leasehold Development) Act 1986, regulations Extracts and copies of documents and land titles, including computer folio
14.23 Official searches Conveyancing Act 1919, regulationsReal Property Act 1900, regulations Searches conducted by Land and Property Information that are official in nature
14.24 Valuation Data Valuation of Land Act 1916 Valuation data used by local government councils and the Office of State Revenue
14.25 Certificates of Valuation Valuation of Land Act 1916 Official certificates issued only by the Valuer General as to land valuations
14.26 Land Acquisition (Just Terms Compensation) Act 1991. Just Terms Determination Just Terms Act 1991Valuation of Land Act 1916 A determination by the Valuer-General of the amount of compensation to be offered to the owner of land for a compulsory acquisition of the land under that Act
14.27 Extracts from Database (Computer‑on-line enquiries) Valuation of Land Act 1916 Extract of information from the Valuer General database for property sales data
14.28 Certificate of Land Value Valuation of Land Act 1916 Official certified copies of statutory land valuations issued only by the Valuer‑General
14.29 Copies of valuation information under subpoena Land and Environment Court Act 1979 Official copies of statutory land valuation information provided by the Valuer-General under Land and Environment Court and other court orders to interested parties
14.30 All fees concerning registration of plans as set out in Schedule 1 of the Conveyancing (General) Regulations 2003 Except pre-examination fees Conveyancing (General) Act 1919, Regulation 1998
14.31 All fees concerning registration of dealings as set out in Schedule 1 of the Real Property Regulations 2003 Real Property Act 1900, Regulation 2003
14.32 All fees concerning registration of Strata as set out in Schedule 6 of the Strata Schemes (Freehold Development) Regulation 2002 Except pre-examination fees Strata Schemes (Freehold Development) Act 1973, Regulation 2002
14.33 All fees concerning registration of Strata as set out in Schedule 6 of the Strata Schemes (Leasehold Development) Regulation 2002 Except pre-examination fees Strata Schemes (Leasehold Development) Act 1986, Regulation 2002.
CROWN LANDS NSW
14.34 Public Reserves Management Fund Levies Crown Lands Act 1989, section 106 Levy imposed under the authority of the Crown Lands Act 1989 on gross revenues of Crown Land reserves. Its purpose is to provide funds to the Public Reserves Management Fund, created under the authority of the Public Reserves Management Act 1987
14.35 Enclosure permits Crown Lands Act 1989 That is a permit to enclose Crown roads subject to the provision of a gate or cattle ramp for cattle access
14.36 Royalties Crown Lands Act 1989 Royalty for the extraction of materials eg sand from the Crown estate. The royalty generally reflects market conditions
14.37 Fees prescribed by regulation Crown Lands Act 1989 Application fees, issue of notices, issue of summonses, fees for surrender of land, survey fees, valuation fees and any other fees which may from time to time be prescribed
14.38 Fees prescribed by regulation Crown Lands (Continued Tenures) Act 1989 Application fees, issue of notices, survey fees and any other fees which may from time to time be prescribed
14.39 Fees prescribed by regulation Commons Management Act 1989 Application fees, issue of notices, fee for copy of minutes of proceedings of meetings, fee for pasturage of stock and any other fees which may from time to time be prescribed
14.40 Database search fees and provision of copies or extracts of documents or information from databases Crown lands 1995Crown Land Continued Tenures Act 1989Common Management Act 1989 Provision of information from records and databases, including Native Title search fees
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australian inland energy and water
15.1 Building Plans Local Government Act 1993 Checking and approving Building Plans
15.2 Deficit funding from Mines and Treasury Water Supply Authorities Act 1987 The Board receives funding from the Mines in Broken Hill and the Treasury for the loss it makes
CATCHMENT mANAGEMENT aUTHORITIES
15.3 Catchment Contributions Catchment Management AuthoritiesAct 2003, Section 33 Contribution to fund catchment activities in the annual implementation programs approved by the Minister.
15.4 Regulatory Fees Catchment Management Authorities Act 2003 ,No 104, Section 32 (c) and (d) Fees are paid where an authority receives any application for its approval or permissions, or gives an approval or permission.
CHIPPING NORTON LAKE AUTHORITY
15.5 Fees and charges Chipping Norton Lake Authority Act 1977 Fees for extraction of sand or other material
HUNTER - CENTRAL rIVERS cATCHMENT mANAGEMENT aUTHORITY
15.6 Catchment contribution Catchment Management Act 1989 An environmental levy that is used to mitigate flooding, control future flooding risks, improve water quality and water management and enhance natural vegetation
UPPER PARRAMATTA RIVER CATCHMENT TRUST
15.7 River management service charge Water Management Act 2000 The service charges are raised to mitigate flooding, control future flooding risks, improve water quality and protect/enhance native vegetation
WILD DOG DESTRUCTION BOARD
15.8 Rates Wild Dog Destruction Act 1921 Western Division landholders owning more than 1 000 hectares, pay a levy according to the area owned. The year 2000 rate is 2.2 cents per hectare
DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT
16.1 Review of Determination Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
16.2 Companions Animal Fund Companion Animals Act 1998 Under the Companion Animals Fund, Local Councils will collect registration fees. The Department will pay the Register monthly and repay a percentage to the Councils (possibly quarterly) and maintain the balance to administer the fund
LOCAL GOVERNMENT TAXES AND CHARGES
Taxes
16.3 Ordinary Rates Local Government Act 1993, section 494 General impost not associated with specific goods or services. Includes all special rates and annual charges classified as general income (eg fees received in connection with bushfire and other emergency services, septic tanks application and inspection fees)
16.4 Special Rates Local Government Act 1993, section 495
16.5 Water Rates Local Government Act 1993, section 495
16.6 Sewerage Rates Local Government Act 1993, section 495
Charges
16.7 Water Charges Local Government Act 1993, sections 501 and 502
16.8 Sewerage Charges Local Government Act 1993, sections 501 and 502
16.9 Drainage Local Government Act 1993, section 501 Provided by Local Government
16.10 Domestic Waste Local Government Act 1993, sections 496 and 502 Statutory responsibility of Local Government. Essential service. As for water
16.11 Trade Waste Charges Local Government Act 1993, section 501
16.12 Regulatory, licensing and permit income Local Government Act 1993, Land Planning and Assessment Act, Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 General exemption for statutory charges levied under an Act. Charges under this item are exempt if only a local council or other statutory authority can levy the chargeThe exemption under this item does not extend to income received as a permit, licence etc that is essentially an inspection, involves considerable work to be performed by council or from a commercial activity
16.13 Registration of Certificates Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
16.14 Building Certificate Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
16.15 Certificate as to Outstanding Notices and Orders Under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, section 121ZP
16.16 Certificate as to Outstanding Notices and Orders Under the Local Government Act Local Government Act 1993, section 735A
16.17 Tree Applications Local Government Act 1993 Application for removal/lopping
16.19 Registration of annual fire safety statement Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
16.20 Road opening permits Roads Act 1993
16.21 Development application fees Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
16.22 Assessment of Designated Development, Development Affecting a Heritage Property or Environmental Assessment of a Potentially Contaminated site Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
16.23 Modification of consent Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
16.24 Amendments to Environmental Planning Instruments Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 For example, applications for rezoning
16.25 Planning certificates Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, sections 149 and 150
16.26 Application to amend a Development Control Plan Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
16.27 Extension of expiring consents Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
16.28 Construction Zone Fees application duration Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
16.29 Temporary road closure Roads Act 1993
16.30 Clothing Recycling Bins — Placement Approval and Annual Inspection Local Government Act 1993
16.31 Mortuary approval Local Government Act 1993
16.32 Undertaker approval Local Government Act 1993
16.33 Septic Tank Application, Certification and Annual Inspection fees Local Government Act 1993
16.34 On-Site Sewerage Management System Application Building Application, Approval to Operate and Inspection fees Local Government Act 1993
16.37 Impounding fees Impounding Act 1993 Includes the impounding of cars, trolleys, animals and other articles
16.38 Permit for Headstone/Monument Local Government Act 1993
16.39 Interment permit Local Government Act 1993 Relates only to the permit, not to the burial
16.40 Developer contributions Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, section 94Local Government Act 1919 Contributions made by developers to finance the provision of public infrastructure and services. The contributions are not consideration for any supply made by councilContributions made under Interim Development Orders under the Local Government Act 1919 (current planning instruments established prior to Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and Local Government Act 1993
16.41 Developer charges Local Government Act 1993, section 64 Developer charges in relation to water sewerage and drainage
16.42 Town Improvement fees/levies Local Government Act 1993
16.43 Footpath Hoarding fees Local Government Act 1993, section 491
16.44 Fees for occupying Council footways Local Government Act 1993 Fee relates only to the application fee
16.45 Certificate Local Government Act 1993, section 603 Rate information confirmation
16.46 Resident parking permits Road Transport Safety and Traffic Management Act 1999 The fee covers costs of administering a regulated parking scheme. It is not the equivalent of paying for a parking space
16.47 Boarding houses Local Government Act 1993 Consumer protection and public health and safety
16.48 Notification to adjoining owner’s fee Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Relates to advertising development fees
16.49 Temporary Dwelling Application fee Local Government Act 1993 Application for a temporary dwelling, eg caravan to be erected on land whilst a building is built
16.50 Moveable Dwelling Application fee Local Government Act 1993
16.51 Subpoenas Conduct money received for the production of documents or for appearance fees pursuant to a subpoena
16.52 Water Base charges Water Management Act 2000 Annual water base charges for residential, commercial, industrial and exempt properties
16.53 Water Usage charges Water Management Act 2000 Water usage charge for consumption
16.54 Sewerage — Residential Water Management Act 2000 Annual sewerage charge for residential property
16.55 Sewerage — Non Residential Water Management Act 2000 Annual base charge for non residential property and sewerage discharge charge for non residential property
16.56 Drainage Service Charge Water Management Act 2000 Standardised charge levied on properties within the city
16.57 Trade Waste charges Water Management Act 2000 Charges imposed relative to the strength and volume of discharge to the sewer system by non‑domestic customers
16.58 Effluent Removal charges Water Management Act 2000
16.59 Chemical Closet charges Water Management Act 2000
16.60 Recoverable Works Water Management Act 2000 Recovery of Council’s costs in carrying out works
16.61 Developer Service Charge Water Management Act 2000 Cash contribution toward the cost of provision of water and sewerage services
16.62 Developer/Third Party Contributed Assets Water Management Act 2000 Value of water and sewer piping acquired and installed by a developer and handed over to the Council ‘Free of Charge’
16.63 Water Supply Connection/ Reconnection Charge Water Management Act 2000
16.64 Sewer Connection fees Water Management Act 2000
16.65 Sewerage Drainage Plan fees Water Management Act 2000
16.66 Section 27 Certificates Water Management Act 2000
16.67 SepticTank Installation Permit Water Management Act 2000
16.68 Sewerage Drainage Arrester Approval Water Management Act 2000
16.69 Ratings Certificate Water Management Act 2000
16.70 Plans Water Management Act 2000 Sewer drainage diagrams, sewer long section and sewer connection diagram
16.71 Urban Development/Rural Development Water Management Act 2000 Includes the water supply and sewer reticulation
16.72 Water Carter’s Licence Water Management Act 2000 Charge per vehicle
16.73 Raise/Lower/Adjust Existing Service Water Management Act 2000
16.74 Relocate Existing Service Water Management Act 2000
16.75 Skin Penetration Registration fees Local Government Act 1993 Council registers the premises annually, and inspecting the premises twice a year to ensure that it complies with statutory health regulations
16.76 Water Cooling Towers Registration fees Local Government Act 1993 Council registers all systems annually and undertakes maintenance record checks and water sampling to ensure compliance with the statutory health regulations
16.77 Request for ‘internal’ review of Determination Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Fee to internally review initial Council decision
16.78 Developer Contributions City of Sydney Act 1988 Contribution towards public infrastructure
16.79 Documents — the production of, copying of, certifying of, including documents or data produced as a result of the searching or extracting of information from a data file Local Government Act 1993, Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Exemption recognising that income from the sale of such documents or data is exemptThe basis of the exemption is that this income is derived from information owned or controlled by the local council. Examples include policy documents, DCPs, LEPs, council minutes, mapping information, valuations, statistical data etcHowever, the exemption does not extend to documents produced for commercial sale such as tourist guides
16.80 Application for Approval to Erect a Building Local Government Act 1993 Application fee
16.81 Application to use building as a Place of Public Entertainment Local Government Act 1993 Assessment fees
16.82 Stamping of additional plans Local Government Act 1993, section 608 Same logic as for certified copies
16.83 Temporary Shoring of Excavations and Temporary Facade Structure Local Government Act 1993, section 608 Application fees
16.84 (All) Extracts of databases in various forms of media (eg microfiche, tape, paper, etc) for:1. Property rates2. Strata Title3. Land Survey4. Development Applications Local Government Act 1993, section 608 Extracts of local government databases
16.85 Weed Control Certificate Noxious Weeds Act 1993 Application fee governed by Act
16.86 Traffic Control Barrier Fee Local Government Act 1993, section 608 Includes Barricades on Footways, Emergency Barricades and Lights, and Temporary Footway Crossings
16.87 Dedication of roads, buildings or other infrastructure Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Dedications made by developers and others are not consideration for any supply made by council
16.88 Building Construction and Complying Development Certificates Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Exempt from GST if not contestable. Contestable categories have GST applied
16.89 Application for Amendment to Construction Certificate Plans Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Exempt from GST if not contestable. Contestable categories have GST applied
16.90 Construction (Compliance) Certificates Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Exempt from GST if not contestable. Contestable categories have GST applied
16.91 Subdivision Certificate Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979Strata Titles Act 1973 Exempt from GST if not contestable. Contestable categories have GST applied
16.92 Engineering Construction Certificate Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Exempt from GST if not contestable. Contestable categories have GST applied
16.93 Advertising costs Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Councils charge developers for advertising expenses to the general public about subdivision applications
16.94 Development Plan/Master Plan Central Sydney Local Environment Plan 1996 enacted under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Akin to a development application which must be assessed by Council as part of its regulatory function and which cannot be done by a private organisation
16.95 SEPP 65 Fee NSW Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 SEPP 65 is a new statutory fee for design quality associated with Residential Flat Developments (4+ units, 3+ storeys). The $600 fee is for all developments to be referred to the Design Review Panel. (*SEPP - State Environmental Planning Policy).
MINERAL RESOURCES
COAL COMPENSATION BOARD
17.1 Appeal fees Coal Acquisition (Compensation) Arrangements 1985Coal Acquisition (Reacquisition Arrangements) Order 1997 Appeals lodged by the claimants for the amount of compensation determined
DEPARTMENT OF MINERAL RESOURCES
17.2 Lodgement Fees and Mining Lease Fees as set out in the Government Gazette Mining Act 1992 These are fees set by the Minister for Mineral Resources pursuant to section 382A of the Mining Act 1992 with the concurrence of the Treasurer
17.3 Any monies received as a tender for the grant of titles Mining Act 1992 There are provisions in the Mining Act 1992 for inviting tenders for the grant of titles
17.4 Payment of royalty on minerals won on titles granted Mining Act 1992 Payment of royalty is required by the Act and rates are set by Regulation
17.5 Fees as set out in the regulations to the Petroleum (Onshore) Act except those fees required in respect of requests under Sections 118, 119 and 120 Petroleum (Onshore) Act 1991 These are fees set by Regulation for lodgement of applications and the grant and renewal of titles
17.6 Payment of royalty on petroleum recovered from titles granted Petroleum (Onshore) Act 1991 Payment of royalty is required by the Act and rates are set by Regulation
17.7 Application fees, transfer fees and annual fees as set out in the regulations to the Petroleum (Submerged Lands) Act except those fees required under section 119 and miscellaneous fees Petroleum (Submerged Lands) Act 1992 These are fees set by Regulation for lodgement of applications, transfer of titles and annual fees
17.8 Payment of royalty on petroleum recovered from titles granted Petroleum (Submerged Lands) Act 1992 Payment of royalty is required by the Act and rates are set by Regulation
MINES SUBSIDENCE BOARD
17.9 Colliery Contributions Mine Subsidence Compensation Act 1961 A levy made annually on proprietors of coal mines, to provide the prime source of funding for the Mine Subsidence Compensation Fund. No direct benefit is provided to individual proprietors, because the Fund covers all mine subsidence, including abandoned workings. There is a general benefit of statutory protection from common law actions for damage to improvements
17.10 Certificate of compliance Mine Subsidence Compensation Act 1961, section 15B Certificate of compliance used in conveyance which certifies that a property is eligible for compensation where property being sold is in a proclaimed mine subsidence district
17.11 Certificate of claims Mine Subsidence Compensation Act 1961, section 15C Tells whether a claim for compensation has been paid on the property
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DARLING HARBOUR AUTHORITY
18.1 Development applications Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
19.1 Certificates Heritage Act 1977, section 167 The Heritage Act provides for fees to be charged for section 167 certificates and for application fees to be charged under sections 60 and 140
19.2 Applications Heritage Act 1977, sections 60 and 140
SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY
19.3 Contributions Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority Act 1998, section 94 Represents a levy paid by the developer to the Authority in accordance with the section 94 Plan of the Sydney City Council
19.4 Development applications Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 1994, Schedule 5 Fees received by the authority on the approval of development applications
DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, PLANNING AND NATURAL RESOURCES
19.5 Drainage Union/Board rates Water Management Act 2000 Rates levied on rateable land in the district to fund the maintenance, renewal, construction or extension of drainage works
19.6 Water Act fees Water Act 1912, Parts 2, 5 and 8 Fees under the Water Act payable by applicants for issue and renewal of permits or licences
19.7 Fees prescribed by regulation Western Lands Act 1901 Application fees, survey fees and any other fees which may from time to time be prescribed
19.8 Fees approved by the Minister Western Lands Act 1901 Application fees, notice of claim or dispute regarding fencing, surrender under section 33A or any other fees which may from time to time be approved by the Minister
19.9 Permit fee Rivers and Foreshores Improvement Act 1948 Permit required to make an excavation on, in or under protected land, or do anything which obstructs, or detrimentally affects the flow of protected waters or which is likely to do so
19.10 Catchment Contributions (Rates) Catchment Management Act 1989 Contributions levied under the Act by Catchment Management Trusts to fund the programs in the Trusts’ corporate plans as approved by the Minister
19.11 Database search fees and provision of copies or extracts of documents or information from databases Western Lands Act 190Water Act 1912Water Management Act 2000Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Provision of information from records and databases.
19.12 Irrigation Corporation Operating Licence fee Water Management Act 2000Water Management (Irrigation Corporations) Regulation 1995 License to operate as an Irrigation Corporation
19.13 Irrigation Corporation Water Management Works Licence fee Water Management Act 2000Water Management (Irrigation Corporations) Regulation 1995 Licence to operate water management works
19.14 Irrigation Corporation Water Service charges Water Management Act 2000Water Management (Irrigation Corporations) Regulation 1995 Service charges levied by the Water Administration Ministerial Corporation on Irrigation Corporations for river management, drainage, flood mitigation or other special purposes
19.15 Rates charged by Bore Water and Irrigation Trusts Water Management Act 2000 Rates levied by the Trusts on landowners for the purposes of maintenance, renewal and management of the works of the Trust District
19.16 Water Management Licence fees Water Act 1912, Part 9 License for water management authorities to operate water management works
19.17 Fee for transfer of water allocation Water Act 1912, Part 2Water Management Act 2000 Fee payable by landowners for the transfer of water allocations
19.18 Application for the authorisation of plantation or proposed plantation Plantations and Reafforestation Act 1999 Application fees for the authorisation of plantation or proposed plantation
19.19 Rates and charges by Private Irrigation Districts Water Management Act 2000 Rates and charges levied by Districts on land holders for the purpose of meeting liabilities and expenses of the District
19.20 Fees and charges imposed by the Minister Water Management Act 2000 Fees and charges, other than fees for services, imposed by the Minister under section 114 of the Act which are payable to the Department
19.21 Development consent application fees Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Applications made for development consent of the Minister for the clearing of native vegetation or protected land in accordance with the requirements of the Native Vegetation Conservation Act 1997
19.22 Licence and approval fees Water Management Act 2000 Fees payable by applicants for lodgement, issue, transfer, amendment, renewal or extension of period of licences and approvals.
19.23 Registration fees Water Management Act 2000 Fees for registration of applications, licences, approvals, transactions, transfers, interests, caveats and other documents or entries in the registers required to be kept under the Act.
19.24 Licensing of forms Water Management Act 2000 Examination and licensing of forms for dealings that are required by any Act to be in a specified form which is not a form licensed for use for the purposes of the Water Management Act.
19.25 Major utility charges Water Management Act 2000 Compulsory charges for review of activities of major utilities carried out in compliance with Chapter 6, Part 1 of the Act.
19.26 Water management charges Water Act 1912, Part 9 Compulsory charges for administration, review and compliance audit of the activities of water management authorities.
19.27 Annual fee for management of Irrigation Corporation licences Water Management Act 2000Water Management (Irrigation Corporations) Regulation 1995 Compulsory charges for administration, review and compliance audit of the activities of irrigation corporations.
19.28 Developer contributions Water Management Act 2000 Cash contributions to water supply authorities towards the cost of water management works or the construction of such works as a precondition to the granting of a certificate of compliance for development in accordance with Section 306 of the Act
19.29 Contributions by timber plantation owners Plantations and Reafforestation Act 1999 Contributions made by plantation owners to local authorities or other bodies designated by the Minister, to finance the provision of transport infrastructure, as provided by Part 5 of the Act.
19.30 Council Assessments Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 The Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 provides that the Corporation Sole (EPA) may levy councils the amount required for the repayment of principal or for the payment of interest on loans
19.31 Caravan/Camping Grounds — Local Government Licences Local Government (Caravan Parks, Camping Grounds and Moveable Dwellings) Regulation 1995, clause 108 Levy payable to Director General by holder of approval to operate a caravan park; camping grounds and manufactured home estates
19.32 Theatres and Public Halls Licences Local Government Act 1993 Administrative fee for assessment of building used by Crown as places of public entertainment
19.33 Fees Local Government Act 1993, section 82 Section 82 of the Local Government Act 1993 and clause 80 of the Environment Planning and Assessment Regulation 1994 enable applicants for an approval to object against the need to comply with a particular provision of a regulation or the Building Code of Australia
19.34 Developer Contributions and Affordable Housing Contributions Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Developer contributions and affordable housing contributions collected pursuant to Divisions 6 and 6A of Part 4
19.35 Building Accreditation Local Government Act 1993 and Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 1995 Local Government Act and Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation provide a system for Accreditation by the Director General of building components, processes and designs
19.36 Development Application fees Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 The Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 provides that the Minister may charge a fee for the assessment of Development Application under section 137(1) (e)
19.37 Development assessment fee (including local government registration and transfer) attached to development consent application fees. Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (NSW) The development assessment fee is a fee payable for a service to monitor, review, assess compliance with, amend and reform the operation of the development assessment system and its enforcement under the EP&A Act, including the monitoring, review and reform of the provisions of environmental planning instruments.
19.38 Advertising fees for Development Applications Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Under the EP&A Act some development applications are required to be advertised when lodged with a consent authority.
19.39 Residential Flat Development Fee Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 The Residential Flat Development Fee is a fee imposed under clause 248 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000 for development that is required to be referred to a design review panel under State Environmental Planning Policy No 65 – Design Quality of Residential Flat Development
19.40 Development Permission fee Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, Section 137 (c) The Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 provides that the Minister may charge a fee for the assessment Development permission under section 137(1) (c)
19.41 Development Registration fee Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, Section 137 (b) The Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 provides that the Minister may charge a fee for Development Registration under section 137(1) (b)
19.42 Developer Contributions Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Any payment which is-(a) made to an Australian Government Agency,(b) required or intended to be used for, or applied towards, any public purpose, and(c) made in connection with anything done by the Agency or another Agency which grants or makes available a right or potential right to develop land including –(i) the making of an environmental planning instrument under the EPA Act,(ii) the grant of a development consent under the EPA Act, or(iii) the satisfaction of a condition (precedent or subsequent) to any action under paragraph (i) or (ii).
19.43 Licence Fee Snowy Hydro Corporatisation Act 1997, Section 31 Compulsory fee for the administration of the licence and monitoring compliance with the licence terms and conditions.
19.44 Fees and charges imposed by the Minister Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, Section 137 Application fees, registration fees and any other charges and fees, other than fees for services, which may from time to time be prescribed.
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NEW SOUTH WALES CRIME COMMISSION
20.1 Court Awarded Costs Criminal Assets Recovery Act 1990 As part of this asset forfeiture procedure these court orders often award the payment of costs to the Commission. The retention of these funds by the Commission has been approved by both the Minister and the Treasurer
20.2 Conduct Money Supreme Court Act 1970 , part 37, rule 3Local Court (Civil Claims) Act 1970 Rules 1998, Part 24, rule 2District Court Act 1973, Part 4, rule 3 Fees associated with the production of documents pursuant to a subpoena
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20.3 Firearms and prohibited weapons fees Firearms Act 1996 and Prohibited Weapons Act 1998 Fees collected for licences and/or permits issued by virtue of the Firearms and Dangerous Weapons Act
20.4 Security industry licences Security Industry Act 1997 Fees collected for licences and/or permits issued by virtue of the Security (Protection) Industry Act
20.5 Charges payable for false security alarms Police Act 1990 Charges payable for attending false security alarms
20.6 Removal and impounding of vehicles used for certain offences Road Transport (General) Act 1999 Fees charged in connection with towing of impounded vehicles
20.7 Impounding fees Impounding Act 1993 Fees charged in connection with impounding, holding and disposal of impounded property
20.8 Provide an accident report and incident report fees Motor Accidents Act 1999 and Police Act 1990 NSWP are required to provide accident reports and recover the costs of providing reports
20.9 Visa application charges Police Act 1990 A visa charge is levied on people travelling to some countries (quite a few) where people want to work, marry, have extended stay etc. It is not normally required if people want to holiday
20.10 Subpoena processing – conduct money Supreme Court Act 1970, Local Court (Civil Claims) Act and District Court Act 1973 Fees associated with the production of documents pursuant to a subpoena
20.11 Freedom of Information application and processing Fees Freedom of Information Act 1989 Fees associated with the production of information required under the Freedom of Information Act
20.12 Fee for verification letter on passport lost or stolen Police Act 1990 A fee is levied on individuals who are required to obtain a letter from NSW Police before applying for a replacement passport.
20.13 Taking fingerprints for copy of criminal history and sending overseas for visa purposes Police Act 1990 A fee is levied on individuals who are required to have fingerprints taken by NSW Police for visa application purposes.
20.14 Fees associated with access to police records and information Police Act 1990, NSW Criminal Records Act 1991 and Victims Support & Rehabilitation Act 1996 Fees associated with access to police records and information
PREMIER
INDEPENDENT PRICING AND REGULATORY TRIBUNAL
21.1 Gas Annual Authorisation and Licence fee Gas Supply Act 1996 Annual authorisation and licence fees — being the cost to the State of administering the Gas Supply Act and the Gas Pipelines Access (New South Wales) Law in relation to the holder of an authorisation or licence
21.2 Electricity Distributor and Retail Supplier Licence Application fee Electricity Supply Act 1995 Fee charged on application for a retail supplier’s licence or an electricity distributor’s licence and on applications to transfer either of these licences
21.3 Electricity Distributor and Retail Supplier Annual licence fee Electricity Supply Act 1995 Annual fee imposed on holders of electricity distribution and retail supplier licences
21.4 Gas Supplier Authorisation and Gas Reticulator Authorisation and LPG Distribution Licence Gas Supply Act 1996 Fees charged on application for a gas supplier authorization, gas reticulator or LPG Distribution Licence authorization and on application to transfer or vary an authorization, or licence
21.5 Accreditation as an Abatement Certificate Provider fee Electricity Supply ActRegulation 2003 Fee charged on application for accreditation as an abatement certificate provider
21.6 Registration of Abatement Certificate fee Electricity Supply Act Regulation 2003 Fee charged on registration of each abatement certificate
PREMIER’S DEPARTMENT
21.7 FOI application and processing charges Freedom of Information Act 1989 FOI application fees and processing charges, which includes the search fees, the extract of the information required, consultation and copying of document
STATE ELECTORAL OFFICE
21.8 Nomination deposit Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act 1912 Deposit for nomination as candidate for the Legislative Assembly
21.9 Nomination deposit Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act 1912 Deposit for nomination as candidate for the Legislative Council
21.10 Roll Objection deposit Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act 1912 Deposit for objection to name appearing on electoral roll
21.11 Registration fee Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act 1912 Application for registration as a political party
state
Dust Diseases board
22.1 Compulsory contribution to the Workers Compensation Dust Diseases Board to meet the cost of dust diseases compensation payments Workers Compensation (Dust Diseases) Act 1942 Contributions that must be paid by licensed insurers and licensed self-insurers for the purposes of meeting dust diseases compensation payments administered by the Workers Compensation (Dust Diseases) Board
MOTOR ACCIDENTS AUTHORITY
22.2 Levy on Compulsory Third Party Insurance Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999 Levy fixed on gross premium income
22.3 Licence fee Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999 Paid by an insurer making a new application
22.4 Quarterly lump sum hospital and ambulance receipt from licensed insurers Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999 As collecting agent under the Bulk Billing Agreement (Dept. of Health, Ambulance Service of NSW, MAA and all licensed insurers) MAA quarterly collects and transfers these funds (approx. $8 million) to health and ambulance. It enables ambulance to pick and hospitals to treat motor accident victims without the need to raise immediate bills. Annually, the actual amount is compared with the estimates and adjustment made for any under/over payment
22.5 Nominal Defendant Insolvency Levy Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999 Levy on insurers to meet payments to be made by the Nominal Defendant as a result of a CTP insurer becoming insolvent
22.6 Nominal Defendant Receipts Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999 In case of an insolvent insurer in provisional liquidation or liquidation all receipts from reinsurance recoveries, payments by licensed insurers for all shared and nominal defendant claims, receipts of trust funds and any other receipts by the MAA in its role as the Nominal Defendant
WORKCOVER AUTHORITY OF NSW
22.7 Compulsory contribution to the WorkCover Authority Fund Workplace Injury Management and Workers Compensation Act 1998, section 39 Contributions that must be paid to the WorkCover Authority of NSW by licensed insurers and licensed self insurers. These contributions are used by the WorkCover Authority to meet the cost of its operations and other funding obligations it has under the Act and related WorkCover administered legislation
22.8 Compulsory contribution to the Insurers’ Guarantee Fund Workers Compensation Act 1987, section 228Workplace Injury Management and Workers Compensation Act 1998, section 208 Contributions that must be paid by insurers. These contributions are applied to meet the cost of workers compensation claims and administration expenses of the Insurers’ Guarantee Fund being a fund established to pay workers compensation not otherwise paid by failed insurers
22.9 Funding transfers from the NSW WorkCover Scheme Statutory Funds Workers Compensation Act 1987, section 197 Amounts authorised by the WorkCover Authority to meet costs incurred in relation to the Authority exercising its functions in connection with insurers licensed under the Act
22.10 Compulsory contribution to the Premiums Adjustment Fund Workers Compensation Act 1987, section 203 Contributions that must be paid to the Fund by licensed insurers. The Fund’s purpose is to facilitate the pooling of the workers compensation premiums and the movement of funds between insurers and the NSW WorkCover Authority
22.11 Transfers from reserves in statutory funds Workers Compensation Act 1987, section 206
22.12 Funding of deficits in statutory funds generally Workers Compensation Act 1987, section 207
22.13 Payment of catch up premiums into Premiums Adjustment Fund Workers Compensation Act 1987, section 208
22.14 Deficit in statutory funds of insurers or a deficiency in particular statutory funds Workplace Injury Management and Workers Compensation Act 1998, section 174
22.15 State Certificate of Competency Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Certificate of competency for users of industrial equipment, explosive power tools operators, formwork, pest management technicians, fumigators, and other prescribed occupations (includes renewals for pest management technicians and fumigators)
22.17 Fees — Accreditation (for OHS Assessors) Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Accreditation of assessors to assess applicants for certificates of competency to carry out certain scheduled work
22.18 Certificate of Competency — Replacement due to loss, defacement, mutilation or destruction Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Loss, defacement, mutilation or destruction of certificate of competency
22.19 Licence — Application Workers’ Compensation Act 1987, section 177Workplace Injury Management and Workers Compensation Act 1998, section 175 Application by corporation or specialised insurer for a licence to become a licensed insurer
22.20 Licence — Application Workers Compensation Act 1987, section 210Workplace Injury Management and Workers Compensation Act 1998, section 190 Application for licence to become a self-insurer or group self-insurer
22.21 Licences — Asbestos removal Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Licences to carry out asbestos removal work
22.22 Licences — Demolition Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Licence to carry out demolition work for 2 years
22.23 Licences — Dangerous goods Dangerous Goods Act 1975 1 year licences for storing dangerous goods in accordance with the dangerous goods legislation
22.24 Subpoena fees Justices Act 1902 Fees paid by solicitors for the production of subpoenaed documents used in court proceedings
22.25 Contribution to the Supplementary Sporting Injuries Fund Sporting Injuries Insurance Act 1978, section 11B Government financed benefits system which provides benefits for school children who are seriously injured while participating in organised school sport and persons likewise injured while participating in certain programs of activity conducted or sanctioned by the NSW Department of Sport and Recreation
22.26 Certificate of Competency — Conversion, Equivalent Certificate Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Converting equivalent inter-state industry qualification, or certificates issued prior to this regulation, to national certificate of competency
22.27 Permit — Explosives User (if learner permit held) Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Goods Regulations 1999 Certificate of Competency as explosives user
22.28 Permit — Explosives User Learner Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Goods Regulations 1999 Permit for 1 Year to train as an explosives user
22.29 Permit — Explosives User (if no learner permit was held) Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Goods Regulations 1999 Certificate of Competency as explosives user
22.30 Explosives User conversion of interstate permit Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Goods Regulations 1999 Converting equivalent inter-state or industry qualification or certificates to a NSW certificate
22.31 Licence — Import or Sell Explosives Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Good Regulations 1999 Licence to import or sell explosives
22.32 Fireworks 1 day display permit Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Good Regulations 1999 Application for approval to hold firework displays for non-professional users
22.33 Fireworks Wholesaler Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Good Regulations 1999 Application for permit to sell fireworks by wholesale
22.34 Permit — Shotfirers Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Good Regulations 1999 Application for permit issued to persons who hold a WorkCover Authority Explosive User Certificate of Competency or a Department of Mines Shotfirer Certificate of Competency allowing them to purchase explosives
22.35 Permit — Collectors Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Good Regulations 1999 Application for permit for persons to collect ammunition.
22.36 Fee — Accreditation (for ‘OHS Induction Training for Construction Work’ trainer) Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Accreditation in relation to OHS construction induction training
22.37 Fee — Course Approval ( for OHS General Construction Induction Courses) Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 WorkCover Course Approval as per WorkCover Construction General OHS Induction Course Approval manual
22.38 Fireworks General Permit Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Goods Regulations 1999 Application for approval to hold fireworks displays for a professional pyrotechnician for 1 year
22.39 Licence to Carry Explosives Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Goods Regulations 1999 Licence for Vehicles to Carry Explosives
22.40 Permit — Asbestos Removal Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Application for job Permit for Asbestos Removal
22.41 Certificate of Competency — Application for Exemption Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Application to be exempted from holding a Certificate of Competency
22.42 Licence to Manufacture Explosives Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Goods Regulations 1999 Licence to manufacture explosives for either immediate use, not for immediate use or to manufacture of cartridges for sale
22.43 Application of authorisation of an explosive Dangerous Goods Act 1975 and Dangerous Goods Regulations 1999 Application to authorise an explosive for manufacture, transport, import, use and storage in NSW
22.44 Fee Course Approval (First Aid Pamphlet) Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Fee for accreditation of first aid pamphlets. WorkCover course approval per WorkCover first aid pamphlet approval manual
22.45 Fee — Course Approval (First Aid Course) Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Fee for accreditation of first aid course. WorkCover course approval per WorkCover first aid course approval manual
22.46 Fee — Course Approval (Occupational First Aid Course) Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Fee for accreditation of occupational first aid course. WorkCover course approval per WorkCover occupational first aid course approval manual
22.47 Application for registration of plant design (including alteration of plant design) Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Registration of plant design for amusement devices, boilers and pressure vessels, gas cylinders, boilers, work boxes, lift, escalator and moving walks, building maintenance units, hoists, boom type elevating work platform, prefabricated scaffolding and cranes
22.48 Fee — Accreditation (for Occupational Health and Safety Consultation) Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Accreditation in relation to Occupational Health and Safety training
22.49 Application for item registration Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Registration of lifts, escalators and moving walks, amusement devices, boiler and pressure vessels, mobile cranes, tower cranes, building and maintenance units, and concrete placing units (truck mounted with boom)
22.50 National Certificate of Competency Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Application and assessment of persons for national certificate of competency for users and operators of industrial equipment
22.51 Replacement of registration of plant design (including alteration of plant design) Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Replacement of registration of plant design for amusement devices, boilers and pressure vessels, gas cylinders, boilers, work boxes, lift, escalator and moving walks, building maintenance units, hoists, boom type elevation work platform, prefabricated scaffolding and cranes
22.52 Replacement of item registration Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Replacement of registration of lifts, escalators and moving walks, amusement devices, boiler and pressure vessels, mobile cranes, tower cranes, building and maintenance units and concrete placing units (truck mounted with boom)
22.53 File review of rehabilitation providers Workers Compensation (Workplace Injury Management) Regulation 1995 Review of accredited rehabilitation providers who appear to be a risk to the system
22.54 Compulsory contribution to Terrorism Re-Insurance Fund Workers Compensation Act 1987Section 239AE Contribution must be paid to the Fund by insurers. Contributions are applied to meet the cast of claims paid by insurers arising from an act of terrorism.
SPORT AND RECREATION
Department of sport and recreation
23.1 Boxing licences Boxing and Wrestling Control Act 1986 Registration licence taken out by a boxer before he can fight
23.2 Boxing fees Boxing and Wrestling Control Act 1986 Boxers and kickboxers are required to pay an annual registration fee, as well as industry promoters, match makers, managers, trainers, seconds, referees, judges and timekeepers. Permit fees are also required from these persons
23.3 Motor Vehicle Racing Licences Motor Vehicle Sports (Public Safety) Act 1985 Any person having a prescribed interest in any land on which it is intended to conduct motor vehicle racing, must obtain a licence and pay a fee to conduct the event
23.4 Permits for the conduct of motor racing meetings at Mount Panorama Mount Panorama Motor Racing Act 1989 Bathurst City Council is required to obtain a permit for the holding of meetings for motor vehicle racing and associated events at Mount Panorama
transport
AIR TRANSPORT COUNCIL
24.1 Air licence fees Air Transport Act 1964 These are air licence fees payable for Regular Public Transport licences, and are calculated at a rate of 0.2% of gross passenger revenue, as part of the regulatory framework for the provision of intrastate air passenger services
24.2 Licence application fee Air Transport Act 1964 These fees are payable by all categories of air transport licences, as part of the regulatory framework for the provision of intrastate air passenger services
Ministry OF TRANSPORT
24.3 Port Safety Operating Licence Ports Corporatisation and Waterways Management Act 1995 A periodic licence fee paid by a port corporation to the Minister for a Port Safety Operating Licence. An operating licence may make provision for the fixing and collection by, and payment to, the Port Corporation of navigation service charges. The licence may provide for the remittance of any part of the amount collected to the Minister
24.4 Taxi Licence Transfers Passenger Transport Act 1990 A tax levied under the Act to cover the transfer of ownership of taxi licences
24.5 Rail Accreditations Rail Safety Act 1993 An annual fee levied under the Act on railways operating within NSW
24.6 Hire Cars Licence Transfers Passenger Transport Act 1990 A tax levied under the Act to cover the transfer of ownership of hire car licences
24.7 Short Term Taxi Licences Passenger Transport Act 1990 A fee levied under the Act to cover the issue of short term taxi licences
24.8 Short Term Hire Car Licences Passenger Transport Act 1990 A fee levied under the Act to cover the issue of short term hire car licences
24.9 Taxi Driver Authorities Passenger Transport Act 1990 A fee levied under regulation to cover the issue and renewal of taxi driver authorities
24.10 Taxi Operator Accreditations Passenger Transport Act 1990 A fee levied under regulation to cover the issue and renewal of taxi operator accreditations
24.11 Bus/Coach Driver Authorities Passenger Transport Act 1990 A fee levied under regulation to cover the issue and renewal of bus/coach driver authorities
24.12 Other Hire Car Licences Passenger Transport Act 1990 A fee levied under the Act to cover the issue of hire car licences
24.13 Hire Car Driver Authorities Passenger Transport Act 1990 A fee levied under regulation to cover the issue and renewal of hire car driver authorities
24.14 Hire Car Operator Accreditations Passenger Transport Act 1990 A fee levied under regulation to cover the issue and renewal of hire car operator accreditations
24.15 Bus/Coach Operator Accreditations Passenger Transport Act 1990 A fee levied under regulation to cover the issue and renewal of bus/coach operator accreditations
24.16 Rail siding fees Rail Safety Act 1993 Nominal annual fee levied under the Act for registration of a railway siding
24.17 Parking space levy Parking Space Levy Act 1996 Levy paid for each parking space on the premises, if the space existed as a parking space in the previous financial year. It only applies to parking spaces within the city of Sydney and to premises within any other area prescribed by the regulations
24.18 4WD driver authorities Passenger Transport Act 1990 Covers the issue and renewal of 4WD driver authorities
24.19 Motor Cycle Driver Authorities Passenger Transport Act 1990 Covers the issue and renewal of motor cycle driver authorities
24.20 4WD Operator Accreditations Passenger Transport Act 1990 Covers the issue and renewal of 4WD operator accreditations
24.21 Motor Cycle Operator Accreditations Passenger Transport Act 1990 Covers the issue and renewal of motor cycle operator accreditations
24.22 Certificate of Competency Rail Safety Act 1993 Nominal three yearly fees levied under the Act for certification of persons working around railway infrastructure to ensure compliance with safe working practices
24.23 Ferry Operators Accreditations Passenger Transport Act 1990 A fee levied under regulation to cover the issue and renewal ferry operator accreditations
24.24 Transport Levy Transport Administration Act 1988 The Transport Levy is included in the price of all tickets for major events at Sydney Olympic park.
ROADS AND TRAFFIC AUTHORITY
24.25 Driver’s and Rider’s Licences Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Regulation Collections from motor vehicle drivers and motor cycles in order to obtain a licence
24.26 Search of Records fee Road Transport (General) Act 1999 and Road Transport (General) Regulation 1999, Schedule 2
24.27 Search of records for Comprehensive Third Party Insurance Motor Accidents Act 1999Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999
24.28 Fee for cancellation of registration Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Act 1997
24.29 Fee for registration of recreational vehicles Recreation Vehicles Act 1983
24.30 Fatigue Management Program Participation fee Road Transport (Safety and Traffic Management) (Driver Fatigue) Regulation 1999 The National Driving Hours program is a national road safety initiative to reduce the incidence of driver fatigue related crashes. The program applies to drivers of: heavy trucks/truck and trailer combinations (GVM more than 12 tonnes) commercial buses (seating more than 8 adults)
24.31 Administration Fees from the State Debt Recovery Office Fines Act 1996 Fees for imposition of licence and registration sanctions on fine defaulters
24.32 Driving Test fee Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Regulation 1999 Written examination test to obtain a licence in NSW for motor vehicles or motor bikes
24.33 Processing of Green Slips for Comprehensive Third Party Insurance Motor Accidents Act 1999Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999
24.34 Motor Vehicle Weight Tax Motor Vehicle Taxation Act 1988 Collections from vehicle owners in proportion to the weight of their vehicle at the time of registration
24.35 Vehicle Registration Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 1988 Collections from vehicle owners in order to register their vehicle
24.36 Vehicle Transfers Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 1988 Collections from purchaser of second hand vehicle at the time of purchase
24.37 Other Motor Vehicle Taxes Collections from motorists and would be motorists to satisfy a legislative requirement
Motor Vehicle Driving Instructors Act and Regulations Motor vehicle driver instruction licence act fee (collections from driving instructors in order to obtain a licence to instruct)
Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 1988 Unregistered vehicle permit (collections from would be drivers in order to use an unregistered vehicle under the Motor Traffic Regulations Act (Reg 53a (2)))
Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 1988 Sale of number plate — collections for issuance of number plates for vehicles being registered
Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 1988 Tradersplate fee — collections for issuance of number plates to vehicle manufacturers, motor dealers, vehicle repairers, etc for attachment to an unregistered vehicle to enable driving the vehicle for purposes connected with the vehicle manufacturer
24.38 Firearms Licence fee Firearms Act 1996 Collections from gun owners in order to obtain a licence and an identification card
24.39 Security Licence fee Security Industry Act 1997 Collections from security industry personnel in order to obtain a licence and an identification card
24.40 Vehicle Registration Interstate Road Transport Act Collections from owners of heavy vehicles when they register the vehicle as an interstate vehicle
24.41 AIS Application Fee — Proprietor Road Transport (Vehicle Regulation) Regulation 1998 Cost of application fee to open up as an AIS proprietor
24.42 AIS Application Fee — Examiners/ Proprietors Road Transport (Vehicle Regulation) Regulation 1998 Cost of application fee for the establishment of authorised inspection stations for Examiners/ Proprietors
24.43 AIS Application Fee — Proprietor Road Transport (Vehicle Regulation) Regulation 1998 Cost of application fee to open up as an AIS proprietor
24.44 AIS Application for Re-accrediting Road Transport (Vehicle Regulation) Regulation 1998 Fee for the re-issue of a licence for an authorised inspection station
24.45 AIS Fee — Alternative Nominee Road Transport (Vehicle Regulation) Regulation 1998 Fee for the issue of a temporary licence for an Examiner for the establishment of an inspection station
24.46 AIS Fee — Proprietor Nominee Road Transport (Vehicle Regulation) Regulation 1998 Fee for the transfer of ownership of an authorised inspection station
24.47 AIS — New Accreditation Road Transport (Vehicle Regulation) Regulation 1998 Administrative charge Fee for obtaining licence to operate business
24.48 Instructor Licence Driver Instructor Regulation 1993 Fees for issue if driver instructor licence
24.49 Instructor Licence Certificate Driver Instructor Regulation 1993 Cost associated with the issuing of driver instructors certificate
24.50 Instructor Duplicate Driver Instructor Regulation 1993 Cost of issuing a duplicate driving instructors certificate
24.51 Instructor Licence — Interim Driver Instructor Regulation 1993 Cost of issuing an interim driving instructors licence
24.52 Interstate Driving Instructor fee Driver Instructor Regulation 1993 Cost of issuing a driving instructor licence certificate to interstate driver applicants
24.53 Rider Instruction fee Driver Instructor Regulation 1993 Fee for issuing of the Rider instructional licence
24.54 Duplicate of Authority for Examiner Road Transport (Vehicle Regulation) Regulation 1998 Application to replace an examiner’s authority
24.55 Duplicate of Authority for Proprietor Road Transport (Vehicle Regulation) Regulation 1998 Application to replace a Proprietor’s authority
24.56 Clearance of defect Road Transport (Vehicle Regulation) Regulation 1998 Authorised officer inspects to clear a defect
24.57 Clearance of defect Road Transport (Vehicle Regulation) Regulation 1998 Clearance of a vehicle defect by AIS examiner
24.58 Permit Application Fee Road Transport (Mass, Loading and Access) Regulation 1996 Over dimension and over mass movements of vehicles
24.59 Permit Application Fee — Vehicle >125 tonnes Road Transport (Heavy Vehicles Registration Charges) Act 1995 Over dimension and over mass movements of vehicles over 125 tonnes
24.60 Proof of Age Cards NSW Liquor Regulation 1996 Listed in the NSW Liquor Regulation 1996 as on eof the acceptable documents that can be used to prove a person is 18 years of age or older for the purposes for purchasing alcohol and tobacco and gaining access to licensed venues
24.62 Permit for the Opening of Public Roads Roads Act 1993 Cost of restoration of road openings on a public road
24.63 Clearway Towing fees Road Transport (Safety and Traffic Management) (Road Rules) Regulation 1999 Fee for removal, or attachment to a tow truck for the purpose of removal, of unattended vehicle illegally standing on a clearway, transit lane, bus lane and bus only lanes
24.64 Property Enquiries fee Transport Administration Act 1998 Fee levied from prospective owners of property as to whether the RTA has a road proposal that would effect the identified property
24.65 Contributions to cost of road work Roads Act NSW 1993 RTA consents under the Roads Act NSW 1993 for road work/or traffic work by developers routinely include such conditions that the developer: (a) Contribute to payments for road/or work (a monetary contribution) (b) Perform certain road and traffic work at its own cost (an in-kind contribution)
24.66 Road contributions Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Monetary contributions by developers to the cost of the arterial road network in the Rouse Hill development
24.67 Mobility Parking Permit Road Transport (Safety and Traffic Management) (Road Rules) Regulation 1999 Card which extends parking periods for disabled drivers
STATE RAIL AUTHORITY OF NSW
24.68 Property searches Transport Administration Act 1988 Replies to property searches are held in the Central Register of Restriction database at the NSW Department of Information Technology and Management and/or with the State Rail Authority database
Sydney ports corporation
24.69 Fees for the issue and continuation of pilotage exemption certificates Marine Pilotage Licensing Regulations
24.70 Fees for the issue and continuation of certificates of local knowledge Marine Pilotage Licensing Regulations
TOW TRUCK AUTHORITY OF NSW
24.71 Tow truck drivers certificates and operators licences Tow Truck Industry Act 1998 Certificates and operators licences for the right to be recognised as a tow truck operator
24.72 Other fees Tow Truck Industry Act 1998 Fees for issuing replacement drivers authorities, renewal fees for licences and reimbursement of court costs
WATERWAYS AUTHORITY
24.73 Boat Licences Maritime Services Act 1935 Annual licence in order to obtain a boat licence. Licences include; general licence, PWC licence, licence upgrades, duplicate licences
24.75 Hire and Drive Licence Commercial Vessels Act 1979 For commercial vessel operators who hire vessels for recreational purposes to the public. Description of Certificates of Competency. Marine Certification for Master Class 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5; Second mate Class 1 and 2; Mate 4; Coxswain; Marine Engineer Watchkeeper; Marine Engine Deriver 1, 2 and 3. Exam – written and oral; endorsement of certificate; issue of certificate; certificate of validity; revalidation of certificate; duplicate certificate; reassess examination paper; application for review of decision; search fee re marine certification; reinstatement of certificate
24.76 Aquatic Licences Water Traffic Regulations NSW The Authority issues licences and charges a licence fee to hold onwater events such as the Sydney to Hobart Yacht race
24.77 Certificates of Competency Commercial Vessels Act 1979 Enables persons to operate commercial vessels
24.78 Towage Permits Commercial Vessels (Permits) Regulation Enables persons to tow vessels on sea‑going voyages
24.79 Temporary Permit Commercial Vessels Act 1979 Permit for interstate vessels to operate in NSW
24.80 Initial Establishment fee Water Traffic Regulations Payable by an agency to the Waterways Authority on becoming a Boatcode Agent
24.81 Fee for provision of HIN plates Water Traffic Regulations Provision of a HIN plates to a Boatcode agent by the Waterways Authority
24.82 Fee for provision of HIN certificates Water Traffic Regulations Provision of HIN certificates to a Boatcode agent by the Waterways Authority
24.83 Fee for transfer of Boatcode Water Traffic Regulations
24.84 Private mooring fees Management of Waters and Waterside Lands Regulations — NSW under the Maritime Services Act 1935 A fee for a permit to maintain a mooring (called an ‘occupational licence’ in Regulations). The permit holder must provide and maintain the moorings themselves
24.85 Development Application fees Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Fees for environmental and planning assessment of Applications under Parts IV and V of the EPA Act
24.86 Land Owner’s Consent fees Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Fee for providing Waterways Authority land owner’s consent for applications to be lodged for development on Waterways Authority wet and/or dry land
24.87 Fees for Construction Certificates Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Fee for approving plans for construction following Waterways Authority development consent
24.88 Integrated Development Application fees Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and Rivers and Foreshores Improvement Act 1948 Additional fee for assessing Development Applications referred by Council where such developments are below or come within 40 m of the Mean High Water Mark (boundary of Waterways Authority wetland)
24.89 Modification of Consent fees Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Fee for consideration of application to modify an existing consent
24.90 Permit under Part 3A Rivers and Foreshores Improvement Act 1948 Fee for issuing a permit for work which is likely to affect protected waters or lands
24.91 FOI application and processing charges Freedom of Information Act 1989 FOI application fees and processing charges, which includes the search fees, the extract of the information required, consultation and copying of document
24.92 Environment Protection Notices Protection of the Environment (Operations) Act 1997 Fees for the preparing, monitoring, issuing and ensuring compliance of environment protection notices. Recovery of costs for non compliance
TREASURER
NSW TREASURY
25.1 Income Tax Equivalents State Owned Corporations Act 1989 Administrative charges equivalent to income tax if they were liable
25.2 Wholesale Sales Tax Equivalent State Owned Corporations Act 1989 Administrative charges equivalent to wholesale sales tax if they were liable
25.3 Dividend equivalents Public Authorities (Financial Arrangements) Act 1993 Administrative charges equivalent to dividends if they were liable
25.4 Government Guarantee of Debt Public Authorities (Financial Arrangements) Act 1987 The guarantee fees is imposed to increase the cost of borrowing by GTEs to the true market rate
25.5 Dividends Public Finance and Audit Act 1983 Payment of dividends (return on equity invested by State Governments in its business enterprises) from Public Trading and Financial Enterprises
OFFICE OF STATE REVENUE
Stamp Duties
25.6 Adhesive Stamps Duties Act 1997
25.7 Contracts and Conveyances Duties Act 1997 and Stamp Duties Act 1920
25.18 Other Stamp Duties Duties Act 1997 and Stamp Duties Act 1920
25.19 Payroll Tax Payroll Tax Act 1971
25.20 Land Tax Land Tax Management Act 1956 and Premium Property Tax Act 1998
25.21 Debits Tax Debits Tax Act 1990
25.22 Health Insurance Levy Health Insurance Levy Act 1993
25.23 Parking Space Levy Parking Space Levy Act 1996
25.24 Electricity Distributors Levy Electricity Supply Amendment Act 1997
25.25 Accommodation Levy Accommodation Levy Act 1997
25.26 Land Tax Clearance Certificates Land Tax Management Act 1956 Extract of information from the Land Tax database about any liability to land tax attaching to the relevant property
25.27 Certificates of Land Value Land Tax Act 1956Land Tax Management Act 1956
25.29 Insurance Protection Tax Insurance Protection Tax Act 2001 This is a lump sum tax, to raise $69 million annually, levied on insurers in proportion to their share of premium income in NSW in the previous financial year
25.30 State Debt Recovery Office – Collection Fee Fines Act 1996 and Regulations Enforcement costs
25.31 Annulment Fee Section 48 Fines Act 1996 and Regulations Fee for application for annulment of order.
25.32 Vendor Duty Duties Act 1997 Levy on the proceeds of sale of an investment property
The Electricity Tariff equalisation ministerial corporation
25.33 Electricity Tariff Equalisation Fund Electricity Supply Act 1995 A compulsory charge on standard retail suppliers and NSW Government generators, calculated in accordance with the Treasurer’s Payment Rules, designed to smooth out fluctuations in the cost of purchasing electricity that is supplied to small retail customers at tariffs determined by IPART
25.34 Recovery by Treasurer of costs incurred by IPART from licence holders Electricity Supply Act 1995 Section 87A of the Electricity Supply Act 1995 requires licence holders to pay the Treasurer those IPART determined compulsory audit costs.