Minister’s role in setting service charges and late payment penalties
54 Minister’s role in setting service charges and late payment penalties
Before making a determination under section 53, the Board must give the Minister written notice of the proposed determination, specifying the following:
if the determination sets a new charge or penalty—the basis for setting the charge or penalty;
if the determination varies a charge or penalty set by earlier determination—the reason for the variation;
the day on and from which the determination is intended to operate.
Within 30 days after receiving notice of the proposed determination, the Minister may give the Board a written notice approving or disapproving the proposed determination. In doing so, the Minister must have regard to the AA’s duties and responsibilities under this Act.
The Board cannot make a determination under section 53 unless:
the Minister has approved the determination; or
the period within which the Minister may give to the Board a notice under subsection (2) of this section has expired without the Minister having given such a notice.
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