You can be charged fees if a laboratory is accredited. A laboratory accreditation body can charge fees for things like applying for accreditation or having an assessment. They can also charge an annual fee for being accredited. You might be charged for other things that help cover the costs of accreditation services. A laboratory accreditation body can decide on these fees and must tell you about them in a notice. This notice is a type of secondary legislation, which has its own publication requirements, as outlined in Part 3 of the Legislation Act 2019. A laboratory accreditation body can charge fees for things like investigations, which are explained in section 75(1)(f) and assessments, which are explained in section 75(1)(d).