175 Amounts payable into the Consolidated Fund
Legal Services Act 2007 (2007 c 29) | Legislation

Payments into the Consolidated Fund

175  Amounts payable into the Consolidated Fund

(1)     The following must be paid into the Consolidated Fund—

(a)     any application fee received by the Board;

(b)     any sum received by the Board under sections 37 to 40 (financial penalties and interest);

(c)     amounts paid to the Board under section 49(10) or 50(5) (charges for providing draft and final policy statements);

(d)     any sums received by the Board in its capacity as an approved regulator by virtue of rules within section 64(2)(f) (practising fees etc);

(e)     any sums received by the Board

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