AI-assisted research summary: The Schedule sets fees for specified Chinese medicine practitioner applications, examinations, certificates, and reviews, and section 3 says all fees received must be paid into general revenue.
Chinese Medicine Practitioners (Fees) Regulation(Cap. 549, section 161(1)) (Enacting provision omitted—E.R. 1 of 2017) [16 August 2000] L.N. 251 of 2000(Format changes—E.R. 1 of 2017) 1. (Omitted as spent—E.R. 1 of 2017) 2. Fees The fees set out in the Schedule are payable under the Ordinance in respect of the matters set out in column 2 of the Schedule. 3. Disposal of fees received All fees set out in the Schedule that have been received shall be paid into the general revenue. Schedule [ss. 2 & 3]Fees Item Particular Fee $ 1. Application for registration as a registered Chinese medicine practitioner 1,020 2. Application for or renewal of registration as a registered Chinese medicine practitioner with limited registration 1,100 3. Restoration to the Register 575 4. Application for the issue or renewal of a practising certificate 1,330 5. Application for taking the Licensing Examination 1,340 6. Taking Licensing Examination—Part I 2,340 7. Taking Licensing Examination—Part II 3,550 8. Review of results of the Licensing Examination—Part I 940 9. Review of results of the Licensing Examination—Part II 1,080 10. Verbatim record of proceedings of an inquiry against a Chinese medicine practitioner—every 72 words or less 43 11. Certificate verifying registration in the Register 320 12. Certified copy of an entry in the Register 340 13 Duplicate of a certificate of passing the Licensing Examination 125 14. Certificate of standing 320 15. Application for inclusion of a name in the list of Chinese medicine practitioners maintained by the Practitioners Board 455 16. Registration assessment under section 94 of the Ordinance 1,155 17. Review of results of the registration assessment under section 94 of the Ordinance 427 (L.N. 93 of 2006; L.N. 143 of 2015)