The Industrial and Provident Societies (Fees) Regulations 2000
These regulations increase the fees payable for registration and other transactions under the Industrial and Provident Societies Acts 1965 and 1967. They revoke the Industrial and Provident Societies (Fees) Regulations 1999. Taking all the fees together, some of which remain unchanged, the overall increase is about 3½%. The fee changes are as follows:–Registration of a society (not using model rules).Registration of an amendments of rules where there are at least seven amendments but not more than ten amendments.Registration of amendments of rules where there are more than ten amendments.Approval of a change of name.Registration of a special resolution–amalgamation or a transfer of engagements;a conversion of a society to a company.Registration of an instrument of dissolution.Certification as a true copy of document.Registration of a society using model rules–with at least seven but not more than ten amendments;with more than ten amendments;Registration of a substitution of an entire set of rules using model rules–with more than ten amendments, through and endorsed by the sponsoring association or body.Approval of a form of model rules submitted by a sponsoring association or body–a new set of model rules;not more than six amendments to an approved set of model rules;at least seven but not more than ten amendments to an approved set of model rules;more than ten amendments to an approved set of model rules.Extending the period for application for the registration of a charge.Registration of a satisfaction of a charge.