(1) An organisation
within the emergency services sector may impose prescribed fees and charges in
connection with the provision of any service of a prescribed kind undertaken
in the performance of its functions.
(2) The regulations
may, for example, prescribe a fee or charge in connection with any of the
following:
(a) the
attendance at any premises or place in response to a false or unwanted alarm;
(b) the
monitoring of any alarm or situation;
(c) the
provision of any advice or report;
(d) the
provision, inspection, testing, servicing or repairing of any plant or
equipment;
(e) the
provision of assistance to clean-up any place after an accident or other
incident involving the spillage or escape of any substance or material;
(f) the
performance of any recovery operations;
(g) the
conducting of any training course.
(3) A fee or charge
may be fixed by reference to any factor prescribed by the regulations.
(4) The regulations
may prescribe an additional fee, or a method for the calculation of an
additional fee, for the late payment of prescribed fees and charges generally,
or of any particular prescribed fees or charges.