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Fees and Fines (Fee and Penalty Unit Value) Regulations, 2014

For section 3 of the Act, one fee unit equals twenty ngwee. The penalty unit used for section six is valued at twenty ngwee.

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Jurisdiction: Zambia
Structure: 2 provisions
Citation: SI 8 of 2014
Dates: Source version 17 Jan 2014

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“For section 3 of the Act, one fee unit equals twenty ngwee.”

For section 3 of the Act, one fee unit equals twenty ngwee. The penalty unit used for section six is valued at twenty ngwee.

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The Value of a fee unit for the purpose of section three of

For section 3 of the Act, one fee unit equals twenty ngwee.

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The value of a penalty unit for the purposes of section six

The penalty unit used for section six is valued at twenty ngwee.

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§ 2The Value of a fee unit for the purpose of section three ofProvision

For section 3 of the Act, one fee unit equals twenty ngwee.

2. The Value of a fee unit for the purpose of section three of the Act is twenty ngwee.

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§ 3The value of a penalty unit for the purposes of section sixOffence

The penalty unit used for section six is valued at twenty ngwee.

3. The value of a penalty unit for the purposes of section six of the Act is twenty ngwee. Value of the fee unit Value of penalty· unit LUSAKA 16th January, 2014 A. B. CIIIKWANDA, Minister of Finance Copies oftlzis Statutory Instrument can be obtainedfrom the Government Printe,; P.O. Box 30/36. 10101, Lusaka, Price Kl.00 each 16 Statutory Instruments I 7th January, 2013

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