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Integrity Sport and Recreation Act 2023

General and miscellaneous provisions - Fees and charges

50: Powers of Commission to charge fees or impose charges

You could also call this:

"The Commission can charge fees for some services, but not for things like complaints or getting your own information."

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The Commission can charge you fees or impose charges for services, information, or advice you ask for, but not for things like getting information about yourself. They also cannot charge you for making complaints or reports about integrity, or for investigations and disciplinary panels related to anti-doping rules, including work under section 31 or 32. The Commission cannot charge you for testing done as part of an anti-doping programme either.

The Commission sets fees and charges based on how much it costs them to provide the services, information, or advice. They try to make the fees and charges fair and related to their expenses.

You can expect the fees and charges to be reasonable, as the Commission considers what it costs to give you what you need.

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Part 5General and miscellaneous provisions
Fees and charges

50Powers of Commission to charge fees or impose charges

  1. The Commission may charge any fees, or impose any charges, that are reasonable in respect of the provision of services, information, or advice requested from the Commission, other than for—

  2. supplying information to an individual relating to the individual; or
    1. receiving and handling complaints or reports about integrity, conducting investigations under the anti-doping rules or section 31 or 32, or the provision of and work of a disciplinary panel; or
      1. testing conducted under a testing programme established under the anti-doping rules.

        1. The amount or rate of a fee or charge under this section must be reasonably related to the expenses incurred or to be incurred in relation to the provision of services, information, or advice to which the fee or charge relates.

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