32 Fee for certificate and exemption from paying it in certain cases
Firearms Act 1968 (1968 c 27) | Legislation

32  Fee for certificate and exemption from paying it in certain cases

[(1)     Subject to this Act, there shall be payable—

(a)     on the grant of a firearm certificate a fee of [£88];

(b)     on the renewal of a firearm certificate a fee of [£62];

(c)     on any variation of a firearm certificate (otherwise than when it is renewed at the same time) so as to increase the number of firearms to which the certificate relates, a fee of [£20];

(cc)     on the replacement of a firearm certificate which has been lost or destroyed a fee of [£4];

(d)     on the grant of a shot gun certificate a fee of [£79.50];

(e)     on the renewal of a shot gun certificate a fee of [£49]; and

(f)     on the replacement of a shot

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