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Valuers Bill

Miscellaneous - Financial provisions

102: Fees payable to Institute

You could also call this:

"Paying fees to the Valuers Institute"

The Valuers Bill says you will have to pay fees to the Institute. The secretary of the Institute gets these fees as set by the Institute's rules. You pay fees for things the rules say you have to pay for. The secretary can stop something from being done if you have not paid the fee. This includes not letting you do something or not taking a document from you. The secretary can do this until you pay the fee set by the rules.

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This page was last updated on 30 October 2025

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101: Other provisions relating to reimbursement, or

"The Board pays back some money and the Minister decides how much."

103: Institute must contribute to Board’s funds, or

"The Institute helps pay the Board's expenses with its own money."

Part 4Miscellaneous
Financial provisions

102Fees payable to Institute

The secretary of the Institute must receive the fees prescribed by the rules of the Institute as payable to the Institute in respect of the matters specified in the rules.
Until the prescribed fee has been paid, the secretary may decline to do an act, or to permit an act to be done, or to receive any document in respect of which the fee is payable.