Part 13: General Schedule 12: Infrastructure Levy Part 10A, Section 204K: Charging schedule: approval Effect
Subsections (1) - (6) prescribe the circumstances in which a charging authority may approve a charging schedule and how the authority is to approve one.
	Subsections (1)-(2) provide that a charging authority may only approve a charging schedule, having had regard to the examiner’s recommendations and reasons, if the examiner has recommended approval under new section 204J(4) (recommended approval with modifications) or (5) (recommended approval) – and may not approve a draft charging schedule which the examiner has recommended be rejected.
	Under subsection (3), if the examiner has recommended that modifications are needed in order to remedy non-compliance with the drafting requirements (see new sections 204I(4) and 204J(4)), then the charging authority may only approve the charging schedule with modifications which remedy the non-compliance (which may be, but do not have to be, those recommended by the examiner).
	Under subsection (4), if the examiner has recommended modifications which are not necessary to remedy non-compliance with the drafting requirements (see new section 204J(6)-(7)), the charging authority may approve the charging schedule with all, some or none of those recommendations.
	No other modifications may be made following the examination (subsection (5)).
	Subsection (6) provides that a charging authority must approve a charging schedule at a meeting of the authority and by a majority of votes of the members present.
	If the examiner recommended that modifications be made in order to remedy non-compliance with the drafting requirements, a report must be published by the charging authority covering how the approved schedule remedies the non-compliance (subsections (7)-(8)). IL regulations may make provision about the contents of such a report (subsection (9)).
	In addition, subsection (10) provides a regulation-making power for the correction of errors after a schedule is approved which would permit charging authorities to be able to correct errors in a charging schedule after it is approved (without having to formally review it).
	Subsection (11) confirms that the meaning of "examiner" in this section is the same as under new section 204I (that is, the same person who carries out the examination in 204I).