16 Emissions trading: charges for allocations
Finance Act 2007 (2007 c 11) | Legislation

16  Emissions trading: charges for allocations

(1)     The Treasury may impose charges by providing for Community tradeable emissions allowances to be allocated in return for payment.

(2)     The Treasury must by regulations make provision for and in connection with allocations of allowances in return for payment.

(3)     . . .

(4)     The regulations may make any other provision about allocations which the Treasury consider appropriate, including (in particular)—

(a)     provision as to the imposition of fees, and as to the making and forfeiting of deposits, in connection with participation in allocations,

(b)     provision as to the

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