173 The levy
Legal Services Act 2007 (2007 c 29) | Legislation

The levy

173  The levy

(1)     The Board must make rules providing for the imposition of a levy on leviable bodies for the purpose of raising an amount corresponding to the aggregate of—

(a)     the leviable Board expenditure,

(b)     the leviable OLC expenditure, and

(c)     the leviable Lord Chancellor expenditure.

(2)     A levy imposed under this section is payable to the Board.

(3)     Before making rules under this section, the Board must satisfy itself that the apportionment of the levy as between different leviable bodies will be in accordance with fair principles.

(4)

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