Part 1 Powers to Make Regulations for the Charging of Fees
Immigration Act 2016 (2016 c 19) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 15 Civil Registration Fees

Section 89

Part 1 Powers to Make Regulations for the Charging of Fees

Marriage Act 1949 (c 76)

1

Before section 72 of the Marriage Act 1949 (but after the heading of Part 6 of that Act) insert—

“71´¡Ìý¹ó±ð±ð²õ

(1)     The Secretary of State may by regulations provide for fees to be payable to such persons as may be prescribed in respect of—

(a)     the giving of notice of a marriage to a superintendent registrar;

(b)     an application for the reduction of the waiting period in relation to a notice of marriage (see section 31(5A));

(c)     the registration for the solemnization of marriages of a building certified as required by law as a place of religious worship, or the cancellation of such a registration;

(d)     the authorisation of a person to be present at the solemnization of marriages in such a building;

(e)     the presence of a superintendent registrar or registrar at a marriage (except in a case falling within section 51(1A));

(f)     the delivery under section 57(1) of a certified copy of entries in a marriage register book;

(g)     the carrying out of a search of—

(i)     any marriage register book,

(ii)

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