The Non-Domestic Rating (Alteration of Lists and Appeals) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2017

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Contents

1Citation and commencement#

These regulations may be cited as the Mink (Keeping) Regulations 1975 and shall come into operation on 1st January 1976.

(1)These Regulations may be cited as the Non-Domestic Rating (Alteration of Lists and Appeals) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2017.

(2)These Regulations come into force on 1stApril2017.

2Application#

The amendments made by these Regulations apply only in relation to—

(a)a local non-domestic rating list compiled on or after 1st April 2017; and

(b)a central non-domestic rating list compiled on or after 1st April 2017.

3Interpretation#

In these Regulations, “the 2009 Regulations” means the Non-Domestic Rating (Alteration of Lists and Appeals) (England) Regulations 2009.

4Amendment of regulation 2#

(1)Regulation 2 (interpretation: general) of the 2009 Regulations is amended as follows.

(2)In paragraph (1)—

(a)at the appropriate place insert—“• “VTE’s electronic portal” means the online facility provided by the VTE for use in connection with appeals made in relation to—(a) a local list compiled on or after 1st April 2017; or(b) a central list compiled on or after 1st April 2017;”

(b)in the definition of “appeal”, for paragraph (a) substitute—“a regulation 13A;”

(c)in the definition of “proposal”, after “means a proposal” insert “under regulation 6”.

(3)In paragraph (3)—

(a)in sub-paragraph (a), omit “an appeal under regulation 8 or”; and

(b)in sub-paragraph (b), for “regulation 13” substitute “regulation 13A”.

5Amendment of regulation 3#

(1)Regulation 3 (interpretation of Part 2) of the 2009 Regulations is amended as follows.

(2)The existing provision (excluding the heading) is renumbered as paragraph (1).

(3)In paragraph (1) as renumbered—

(a)at the appropriate place insert—“• “check”, in relation to a hereditament, has the meaning given in regulation 4A;• “confirmation” means a confirmation under regulation 4C(1)(c);• “grounds of the appeal” means the ground or grounds in regulation 13A(2) on which an appeal is made;• “grounds of the proposal” means the ground or grounds in regulation 4 on which a proposal is made;• “incomplete proposal” has the meaning given in regulation 8(1);• “particulars of the grounds of the proposal” has the meaning given in regulation6(4)(b);• “smaller proposer” means a person who qualifies as a smaller proposer under regulation3A on the day the person provides a confirmation;• “VO’s electronic portal” means the online facility provided by the VO for use in connection with proposals for the alteration of a local list compiled on or after 1st April 2017;”

(b)in the definition of “list”, for “1st April 2005” substitute “1st April 2017”.

(4)After paragraph (1) insert—“2 For the purpose of this Part, a proposal is “determined” if—a it is withdrawn under regulation 11;b it is treated as withdrawn under regulation 12; orc a decision is given under regulation 10 or 13 in relation to the proposal.”

6Insertion of regulation 3A#

After regulation 3 of the 2009 Regulations insert—“3A 1 For the purpose of these Regulations, a person mentioned in regulation4(2) qualifies as a smaller proposer on a day if on that day the person—a falls within the definition of “micro business” in section 33(3) of the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015 (“the 2015 Act”), subject to the modifications contained in this regulation; orb is an individual who does not fall within the definition of “undertaking” in section33(6) of the 2015 Act, subject to the modifications contained in this regulation.2 In paragraph (a) of the definition of “undertaking” in section33(6) of the 2015 Act, the reference to “businesses” is to be read as if section 27 of that Act applies to that reference.3 In determining whether an undertaking meets the “micro business size conditions” defined in section 33(3) of the 2015 Act, all business activities within the meaning of section 27 of that Act (“business activities”) carried on by the undertaking must be taken into account.4 Regulations made under section 33(4) of the 2015 Act do not apply to the meaning of “micro business” in section 33 of that Act.5 The definition of “micro business” in section 33(3) of the 2015 Act is to be read as if—a “balance sheet total” means the aggregate of the amounts shown as assets in a balance sheet of the undertaking’s assets and liabilities prepared by the undertaking during the last 12 month period;b “head count of staff” means the average number of persons employed by the undertaking, as determined under paragraph (6) of this regulation;c “micro business threshold” means—i in relation to balance sheet total, £2 million;ii in relation to turnover, for an undertaking that has carried on business activities for at least 12 months, £2 million;iii in relation to turnover, for an undertaking that has carried on business activities for less than 12 months, an amount proportionally adjusted; andd “turnover” has the same meaning as in section 474(1) of the Companies Act2006.6 The average number of persons employed by the undertaking is determined as follows—a for an undertaking that has carried on business activities for at least 12 months—i for each month in the last 12 month period, find the number of persons employed under contracts of employment by the undertaking at any time in that month;ii add together the monthly totals; andiii divide by 12;b for an undertaking that has carried on business activities for less than 12 months—i for each of those months, find the number of persons employed under contracts of employment by the undertaking at any time in that month;ii add together the monthly totals; andiii divide by the number of monthly totals.7 In this regulation, “last 12 month period” means the period of 12 months ending on the day mentioned in paragraph (1).”

7Amendment of regulation 4#

In regulation 4 (circumstances in which proposals may be made) of the 2009 Regulations—

(a)omit paragraph (2)(b); and

(b)in paragraph (3)(c) for “in question” substitute “was made as a result of a previous proposal relating to that hereditament or”.

8Insertion of regulations 4A to 4F#

After regulation 4 (circumstances in which proposals may be made) of the 2009 Regulations insert—“4A 1 A person may not make a proposal in relation to a hereditament unless a check of information about the hereditament has been completed (“a check”).2 A check consists of the steps in regulations 4B to 4F.3 For the purpose of these Regulations, a check is completed in relation to a hereditament on—a the date on which the VO serves a notice under regulation 4F(1); orb the date on which the check is taken to be completed under regulation 4F(3).4B 1 This regulation applies to a person mentioned in regulation 4(2).2 Before making a proposal in relation to a hereditament, the person must request from the VO information which the VO holds about the hereditament.3 On receiving a request for information under paragraph (2), the VO must provide the person with that information if—a the information reasonably relates to any of the grounds set out in regulation4; andb the VO considers it reasonable to provide the person with that information.4 When providing the person with information under paragraph (3), if the VO is missing any factual information about the hereditament the VO may ask the person to provide the VO with the missing information.5 The person must request or provide information under this regulation—a using the VO’s electronic portal; orb in another manner agreed with the VO.4C 1 On receiving information about the hereditament provided by the VO under regulation 4B(2), the person must—a if any of that information is inaccurate, provide the VO with the accurate information;b if the VO has asked the person under regulation 4B(4) to provide the VO with any missing factual information, provide the VO with the missing information; andc confirm to the VO—i which of the information provided by the VO under regulation 4B(3) is accurate; andii that any information provided by the person under sub-paragraph (a) or (b) is accurate.2 A confirmation and any information provided by a person under paragraph (1) must be provided—a using the VO’s electronic portal; orb in another manner agreed with the VO.3 A confirmation must include a statement as to whether or not, on the day the person provides the confirmation, the proposer qualifies as a smaller proposer.4D 1 On receiving a confirmation, the VO must serve on the person who made the confirmation a written acknowledgement of receipt which must state—a the date on which the VO received the confirmation; andb the date of the acknowledgement.2 For the purpose of these Regulations, the date on which the VO received a confirmation is the date stated in the acknowledgement in accordance with paragraph(1)(a).4E On receiving any information provided under regulation 4C(1), the VO must—a decide if that information is accurate or inaccurate;b alter the list to correct any inaccuracy in relation to—i the rateable value of the hereditament; orii any other information shown in the list about the hereditament; andc update any other information held by the VO about the hereditament to correct any inaccuracy.4F 1 As soon as reasonably practicable after the steps in regulations4B to 4E have been taken in relation to a hereditament, the VO must serve on the person who made the request under regulation 4B(2) a notice stating that a check has been completed in relation to the hereditament.2 The notice must include the following—a the date on which the notice is served;b the name of the person;c the identity of the hereditament;d details of any alteration the VO made to the list as a result of the check;e a summary of any changes the VO made as a result of the check of information the VO holds about the hereditament;f a statement of the person’s right to make a proposal.3 A check is taken to be completed—a if the VO has not served a notice under paragraph(1) before the end of the period of 12 months beginning with the date on which the VO received a confirmation, at the end of that period; orb if the VO has not served a notice under paragraph(1) before the end of any longer period agreed in writing by the VO and the person, at the end of that period.”

9Revocation of regulation 5#

Regulation 5 (periods in which proposals may be made: 2005 list and subsequent lists) is revoked.

10Substitution of regulation 6#

For regulation 6 (proposals: general) of the 2009 Regulations, substitute—“6 1 Subject to regulation 6A, a proposal in relation to a hereditament may only be made within the period of 4 months beginning with the date on which a check was completed in relation to the hereditament.2 A proposal must be made by serving it on the VO—a using the VO’s electronic portal; orb in another manner agreed with the VO.3 The date a proposal is made is the date on which it is served on the VO.4 A proposal must include—a the name, address and contact details of the proposer;b the grounds of the proposal including the particulars on which each of the grounds is based (“particulars of the grounds of the proposal”);c details of the proposed alteration of the list;d the date from which the proposer asserts the proposed alteration should have effect;e the date on which the proposal is served on the VO;f evidence to support the grounds of the proposal; andg a statement as to how the evidence supports the grounds of the proposal.5 A proposal in relation to a hereditament (“the hereditament”) made on the ground set out in regulation4(1)(e) must also include—a the date of the decision made in relation to another hereditament (“the decision”);b the name of the tribunal or court which made the decision;c information to identify the other hereditament;d the reasons the proposer believes that the decision is relevant to the rateable value or other information shown in the list for the hereditament; ande the reasons the proposer believes that, by reason of the decision, the rateable value or other information shown in the list for the hereditament is inaccurate.6 If a proposal in relation to a hereditament is made on one or more of the grounds set out in regulation 4(1)(a) to (g) and (i) to (l) and the hereditament is occupied under a lease, easement or licence to occupy, the proposal must also include—a where the proposer is the occupier, the amount payable each year by the proposer, as at the date the proposal is made, in respect of the lease, easement or licence to occupy, the date at which that amount first became payable and details of any rent-free periods; orb where the proposer is not the occupier, the amount payable each year to the proposer, as at the date the proposal is made, in respect of the lease, easement or licence to occupy, the date at which that amount first became payable and details of any rent-free periods.7 A proposal may deal with more than one hereditament only—a if it is made on the ground set out in regulation 4(1)(k) or (l); orb where the person making the proposal does so in the same capacity in relation to each hereditament and each hereditament is within the same building or the same curtilage.8 A proposal made on the ground set out in regulation 4(1)(d) or (f) may include a request for either or both of the following—a the restoration of the list to its state before the alteration was made; andb a further alteration of the list in respect of the hereditament.”

11Insertion of regulation 6A#

After regulation 6 of the 2009 Regulations, insert—“6A 1 Paragraph (2) applies to a proposal in relation to a hereditament made on the ground set out in regulation4(1)(b) if the ground relates to a material change of circumstances mentioned in paragraph 2(7)(d) or (e) of Schedule 6 to the Act.2 The proposal may be made by the later of—a the last day in the period of 4 months beginning with the date on which a check was completed in relation to the hereditament; andb the last day in the period of 16 months beginning with the date on which the VO received a confirmation.3 Subject to paragraph (4), a person may make only one proposal on the ground set out in regulation 4(1)(b) in relation to each material change of circumstances.4 A person may make one proposal on the ground set out in regulation 4(1)(b) in relation to more than one material change of circumstances if—a the material day is the same for each material change of circumstances; andb the effective date is the same for each material change of circumstances.5 If a person has provided information to the VO under regulation 4C(1) in relation to a material change of circumstances but does not make a proposal within the period in regulation 6(1), or if applicable the period in paragraph (2) of this regulation, the person may not make a proposal in relation to that material change of circumstances.”

12Amendment of regulation 7#

(1)Regulation 7 (VO’s acknowledgement of proposals) is amended as follows.

(2)For paragraph (2) of regulation 7 (VO’s acknowledgement of proposals) substitute—“2 Paragraph (1) does not apply to an incomplete proposal.”

(3)In paragraph (3), for “13” substitute “13E”.

13Substitution of regulations 8, 9 and 10#

For regulations 8 (disputes as to validity of proposals), 9 (procedure after making of proposals) and 10 (proposals agreed by VO) of the 2009 Regulations substitute—“8 1 The VO must refuse a proposal (“an incomplete proposal”) which does not include the matters specified in—a regulation 6(4); andb if applicable, regulation 6(5) and (6).2 If the VO refuses an incomplete proposal, it must serve on the proposer a notice of refusal specifying—a the information which is missing; andb the date the notice is served.3 If an incomplete proposal in relation to a hereditament is refused, the proposer may make a further proposal within the period of 4 months beginning with the date on which a check was completed in relation to the hereditament.4 In calculating the period in paragraph (3), the days beginning with the date on which the incomplete proposal was made and ending with the date on which the notice of refusal was served are to be ignored.5 Paragraph (4) does not apply where a second or subsequent notice of refusal is served in relation to the further proposal.9 1 The VO must, within the period of 6 weeks beginning with the date on which the VO receives a proposal in relation to a hereditament, serve a copy of the proposal on the ratepayer for that hereditament, unless the ratepayer is the proposer.2 In paragraph (1), the reference to the date on which the VO receives a proposal does not include a reference to the date on which the VO receives an incomplete proposal.3 A copy of a proposal served on a ratepayer must be accompanied by a statement of the effect of regulations 10 to 13E.4 The VO must provide the relevant authority with the information specified in paragraph (5) within the period of 6 weeks beginning with the date on which—a the VO receives the proposal; andb the proposal is determined.5 The information is—a the identity of the hereditament;b the date the proposal was made in relation to the hereditament;c the rateable value of the hereditament shown in the list on the date the information is given to the relevant authority;d the proposed rateable value;e the date from which the proposer asserts that the proposed rateable value should have effect; andf whether or not the proposal has been determined.6 The relevant authority may provide the VO with evidence relating to the proposal, and if it does so—a the VO must provide a copy of that evidence to the proposer; andb the proposer may provide the VO with further evidence in response to that evidence.7 On receipt of the proposal, the VO must if it considers it reasonable to do so provide the proposer with any information the VO holds that relates to the particulars of the grounds of the proposal.8 Before the proposal is determined, the proposer in response to the information provided under paragraph (7) may provide the VO with further evidence to support the grounds of the proposal.9 Before the VO determines the proposal, if the VO receives any further information that relates to the particulars of the grounds of the proposal—a the VO must if it considers it reasonable to do so provide the proposer with that information; andb the proposer may provide the VO with further evidence in response to that information.10 Before the proposal is determined, the proposer may provide the VO with further evidence relating to the grounds of the proposal if that evidence was not known to the proposer and could not reasonably have been acquired by the proposer before the proposal was made.11 The proposer and the VO may agree in writing that the proposer may provide further evidence in circumstances not mentioned in paragraphs (6) to (10).12 Any evidence provided by the proposer under this regulation forms part of the proposal and must be provided to the VO—a using the VO’s electronic portal; orb in another manner agreed with the VO.10 1 This regulation applies if the VO decides that a proposal is well-founded.2 The VO must as soon as reasonably practicable after making a decision under paragraph (1)—a alter the list accordingly; andb serve a notice of the decision on—i the proposer; andii if the proposer is not the ratepayer, the ratepayer.”

14Amendment of regulation 12#

Paragraph (2)(e) of regulation 12 (agreed alterations following proposals) of the 2009 Regulations is amended as follows—

(a)omit “or relevant authority”;

(b)omit “or the authority (as the case may be)”.

15Substitution of regulation 13#

For regulation 13 (disagreement as to proposed alteration) of the 2009 Regulations substitute—“13 1 This regulation applies if the VO decides that a proposal is not well-founded, and—a the proposal has not been withdrawn under regulation 11; andb there has been no agreement under regulation 12.2 The VO must, as soon as reasonably practicable after making a decision in relation to a proposal under paragraph (1), serve a notice of the decision (“decision notice”) on the following—a the proposer;b if the proposer is not the ratepayer, the ratepayer;c any IP mentioned in regulation 12(2)(e);d the relevant authority if the authority has served a notice on the VO that it wishes to receive a copy of a decision notice in relation to—i the proposal;ii any proposal relating to the hereditament to which the proposal relates; oriii a specified class of proposal or a specified class of hereditament, and the proposal or hereditament to which the proposal relates falls within that class.3 A decision notice served on a person mentioned in paragraph (2)(a) to (c) must contain—a a statement that the VO is of the opinion that the proposal is not well-founded, that the VO disagrees with the proposed alteration of the list and that the VO has decided—i not to alter the list according to the proposal; orii to alter the list otherwise than in accordance with the proposal;b the reasons for that decision, including a statement of the evidence and information used to make the decision;c a statement in relation to each of the grounds of the proposal setting out why in the opinion of the VO the ground is not made out, including a summary of any particulars of the grounds of the proposal with which the VO did not agree; andd details of the proposer’s right to appeal against the decision.4 A decision notice served on a relevant authority under paragraph (2)(d) must contain—a a statement that the VO is of the opinion that the proposal is not well-founded, that the VO disagrees with the proposed alteration of the list and that the VO has decided—i not to alter the list according to the proposal; orii to alter the list otherwise than in accordance with the proposal;b where the VO considers it reasonable to do so—i the reasons for that decision, including a statement of the evidence used to make the decision; andii a statement in relation to each of the grounds of the proposal setting out why in the opinion of the VO the ground is not made out, including a summary of any particulars of the grounds of the proposal with which the VO did not agree.5 If the VO decides to alter the list otherwise than in accordance with the proposal the VO must do so as soon as reasonably practicable after making the decision.”

16Insertion of regulations 13A to 13E#

After regulation 13 of the 2009 Regulations insert—“13A 1 A proposer may appeal to the VTE on either or both of the grounds set out in paragraph (2) if—a the VO has decided under regulation 13 not to alter the list;b the VO has decided under regulation 13 to alter the list otherwise than in accordance with the proposal; orc the VO has not made a decision under regulation 10 or 13 and—i the proposal is not withdrawn under regulation 11;ii there is no agreement under regulation 12; andiii the period of 18 months beginning with the date on which the proposal was made (or any longer period agreed in writing by the VO and the proposer) has elapsed.2 The grounds are—a the valuation for the hereditament is not reasonable;b the list is inaccurate in relation to the hereditament (other than in relation to the valuation).3 In this regulation, “valuation” means the rateable value as determined under Schedule 6 to the Act.13B 1 A proposer may only make an appeal following a decision of the VO under regulation 13 within the period of 4 months beginning with the date of the decision notice under that regulation.2 A proposer may only make an appeal in the circumstances set out in regulation13A(1)(c) within the period of 4 months beginning with the date on which—a the period of 18 months mentioned in regulation13A(1)(c)(iii) has elapsed; orb any longer period agreed under that regulation has elapsed.13C 1 An appeal must be made by serving a notice of appeal on the VTE—a using the VTE’s electronic portal; orb in another manner agreed with the VTE.2 A notice of appeal must—a set out the grounds of the appeal; andb identify which particulars of the grounds of the proposal have not been agreed with the VO.3 A notice of appeal must be accompanied by—a if a decision has been given under regulation 13, a copy of that decision;b a copy of the proposal including any further evidence provided by the proposer under regulation9;c any evidence or information provided to the proposer by the VO under regulation9; andd the fee (if any) payable under regulation 13D(1).4 If a proposer serves the notice of appeal on the VTE later than the time for making the appeal specified in regulation13B or allowed by an extension of time under regulation6(3)(a) of the Procedure Regulations, the notice of appeal must be accompanied by a request for an extension of time and the reason the notice of appeal was not served in time.5 As soon as reasonably practicable after receiving a notice of appeal, the VTE must send a copy of the notice of appeal to—a the VO; andb any parties to the appeal.13D 1 Subject to paragraph (2), the fee payable on making an appeal following a decision of the VO under regulation 13 is—a for a smaller proposer, £150;b for any other proposer, £300.2 A fee is not payable for an appeal in the circumstances set out in regulation 13A(1)(c).3 Any fees paid under this regulation must be paid into the Consolidated Fund.13E 1 A fee paid under regulation 13D must be refunded in full if—a the VTE decides that one or more grounds of the appeal are made out;b the VTE makes a consent order under regulation 35 of the Procedure Regulations; orc an appeal is treated as withdrawn under regulation 19A(7) of those Regulations.2 A fee paid under regulation 13D must be refunded in part in accordance with paragraph (3) if—a the appeal is decided under the Procedure Regulations without a hearing; andb paragraph (1) does not apply.3 The amount of the refund is—a for a smaller proposer, £50;b for any other proposer, £100.”

17Amendment of regulation 14#

(1)Regulation 14 (time from which alteration is to have effect: 2005 and subsequent lists) of the 2009 Regulations is amended as follows.

(2)After paragraph (1) insert—“1A Paragraphs (2), (2A), (2B) and (6) do not apply in relation to a list compiled on or after 1stApril 2017.1B Subject to paragraphs (3) to (7), for a list compiled on or after 1stApril 2017, where an alteration is made to correct any inaccuracy in the list on or after the day on which it is compiled, the alteration shall have effect from the day on which the circumstances giving rise to the alteration first occurred.”

18Amendment of regulation 17#

In paragraph (5) of regulation 17 (notification of alteration) of the 2009 Regulations, for “referred to the VTE under regulation13(1)” substitute “made under regulation 13A(1)”.

19Amendment of regulation 18#

(1)Regulation 18 (relevant hereditaments) of the 2009 Regulations is amended as follows.

(2)In paragraph (1), after sub-paragraph (a) insert—“aa any reference to the VO’s electronic portal were a reference to the online facility provided by the CVO for use in connection with proposals for the alteration of a central list compiled on or after 1st April 2017;”

(3)In paragraph (2)—

(a)for sub-paragraph (b) substitute—“b regulations 4A to 8,”

(b)in sub-paragraph (c), for “paragraph (1)(b)” substitute “paragraphs (4) to (5)”; and

(c)for sub-paragraph (d) substitute—“d regulations 10 to 12,da regulation 13, except paragraphs (2)(d) and (4),db regulations 13A to13E,”

20Amendment of regulation 22#

(1)Regulation 22 (notices) of the 2009 Regulations is amended as follows.

(2)In paragraph (1)—

(a)in the opening words—

(i)for “paragraphs (3) and (4)” substitute “paragraphs (1A), (3) and (4)”; and

(ii)before “given” each time it occurs insert “provided, sent”; and

(b)in sub-paragraph (a)(i), before “given” insert “provided, sent or”.

(3)After paragraph (1) insert—“1A At the same time as a copy of a notice under any of the following provisions is sent to or served on X’s agent, the notice must also be provided to X—a regulation 4D(1);b regulation 4F(1);c regulation 7;d regulation 8(2);e regulation 10(2)(b);f regulation 13(2).”

(4)In paragraph (2), before “given” each time it occurs insert “provided, sent”.

(5)After paragraph (2) insert—“2A Any notice to be served by a VO on a person who made a request under regulation4B(2) or a proposal using the VO’s electronic portal (as defined in regulation 3) may be served by notifying the person by electronic communication that a notice addressed to the person is posted on that electronic portal.2B Any notice to be served by the VTE on a person who made an appeal using the VTE’s electronic portal may be served by notifying the person by electronic communication that a notice addressed to the person is posted on that electronic portal.”

(6)For paragraph (4) substitute—“4 Except where these Regulations require a notice to be provided or served using the VO’s electronic portal (as defined in regulation 3) or in another manner agreed with the VO, any notice to be provided, sent or given to or served on a VO may be provided, sent, given or served by—a addressing the notice to the VO; andb delivering it or sending it to the VO’s office by post or electronic communication.”

(7)In paragraph (5)—

(a)in sub-paragraph (a), for “as” substitute “has”;

(b)after sub-paragraph (a) insert—“aa any reference to the VO’s electronic portal includes a reference to the online facility provided by the CVO for use in connection with proposals for the alteration of a central list compiled on or after 1st April 2017;”

(c)in sub-paragraph (b), before “given” insert “provided, sent,”.

21Consequential amendment#

In regulation 3(7)(b)(i) of the Non-Domestic Rating (Material Day for List Alterations) Regulations 1992, for “day on which the proposal was served on the valuation officer” substitute “date on which the VO received a confirmation under regulation 4C of the Non-Domestic Rating (Alteration of Lists and Appeals) (England) Regulations 2009 (as stated in an acknowledgement served by the VO under regulation 4D(1) of those Regulations)”.

22Transitional provision#

(1)The 2009 Regulations as in force immediately before these Regulations come into force continue to have effect in relation to a non-domestic rating list compiled before 1st April 2017.

(2)The Non-Domestic Rating (Material Day for List Alterations) Regulations 1992 as in force immediately before these Regulations come into force continue to have effect in relation to a non-domestic rating list compiled before 1st April 2017.

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1Citation and commencement#

2Application#

3Interpretation#

4Amendment of regulation 2#

5Amendment of regulation 3#

6Insertion of regulation 3A#

7Amendment of regulation 4#

8Insertion of regulations 4A to 4F#

9Revocation of regulation 5#

10Substitution of regulation 6#

11Insertion of regulation 6A#

12Amendment of regulation 7#

13Substitution of regulations 8, 9 and 10#

14Amendment of regulation 12#

15Substitution of regulation 13#

16Insertion of regulations 13A to 13E#

17Amendment of regulation 14#

18Amendment of regulation 17#

19Amendment of regulation 18#

20Amendment of regulation 22#

21Consequential amendment#

22Transitional provision#

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History · 1 version

1Citation and commencement#

2Application#

3Interpretation#

4Amendment of regulation 2#

5Amendment of regulation 3#

6Insertion of regulation 3A#

7Amendment of regulation 4#

8Insertion of regulations 4A to 4F#

9Revocation of regulation 5#

10Substitution of regulation 6#

11Insertion of regulation 6A#

12Amendment of regulation 7#

13Substitution of regulations 8, 9 and 10#

14Amendment of regulation 12#

15Substitution of regulation 13#

16Insertion of regulations 13A to 13E#

17Amendment of regulation 14#

18Amendment of regulation 17#

19Amendment of regulation 18#

20Amendment of regulation 22#

21Consequential amendment#

22Transitional provision#