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If a local authority gives you an infringement notice, they get to keep the infringement fee you pay. This is for infringement offences where their enforcement officer issued the notice. The EPA can keep the fee if their enforcement officer issued the notice.
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A local authority is entitled to retain all infringement fees received by it in respect of infringement offences where the infringement notice was issued by an enforcement officer of that authority.
However, any infringement fee relating to an infringement notice issued by an enforcement officer appointed by the EPA may be retained by the EPA.
