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Civil Aviation Act 1990

Fees and charges

39: Rebates

You could also call this:

"The Director of Civil Aviation can give discounts on fees for aviation services"

You might have to pay fees or charges for some aviation services. The person or group who collects these fees can give you a discount, which is called a rebate. This rebate isn't just for you though - it has to be fair for everyone.

If you use a lot of aviation services, you might get a bigger rebate. The rebate is based on how much you use these services. If someone else uses about the same amount of services as you, they should get the same percentage of rebate as you do.

The rules for these rebates are written down in special regulations. The person giving the rebate has to follow these rules when they decide how much of a discount to give you.

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Part 4Fees and charges

39Rebates

  1. The person or authority to whom any fees or charges are payable under regulations made under this Act may grant a rebate of such fees or charges to any person who is liable to pay them.

  2. Every rebate of fees or charges granted under subsection (1) shall—

  3. be based on the quantity of services used by the person liable to pay the fees or charges; and
    1. be offered on an equal percentage basis to any other person using a similar quantity of such services; and
      1. be granted in accordance with regulations made under this Act.