Part 13: General Schedule 12: Infrastructure Levy Part 10A, Section 204J: Charging schedule: examiner’s recommendations Effect
There are three possible conclusions which an examiner of a charging schedule can reach, following an examination under new section 204I.
	The examiner may conclude that the drafting requirements (see new section 204I(4)) have not been complied with, in one or more respects, and that the non-compliance cannot be remedied by making modifications to the draft. If so, then under subsection (2) the examiner must recommend the rejection of the draft charging schedule.
	Or, the examiner may conclude that the drafting requirements have not been complied with, in one or more respects, but that the non-compliance could be remedied by making modifications to the draft. If so, then under subsections (3)-(4) the examiner must:
identify the non-compliance;
recommend modifications which the examiner considers would remedy the non-compliance; and
recommend the approval of the draft charging schedule with modifications which remedy the non-compliance (which may be, but do not have to be, those recommended by the examiner).
	Or, the examiner may conclude that the drafting requirements have been complied with. If so, under subsection (5) the examiner must recommend the approval of the draft charging schedule.
	Under subsections (6) and (7), where the examiner is recommending approval, the examiner is also entitled to make recommendations for modifications which are not necessary to remedy non-compliance with drafting requirements.