Indexation of fees and penalties
Victorian Government departments and agencies charge a range of:
- fees for services and regulatory purposes, including licensing and registering certain activities; and
- fines for improper conduct, and to discourage unlawful behaviour.
Fees and fines are officially set and revised by legislation relevant to their application.
The Victorian Government has a policy of automatically indexing certain fees and fines each year for inflation, so that the value of those fees and fines is maintained.
For further explanation of the policy of automatically indexing certain fees and fines, you can download the attached Department of Treasury and Finance fact sheets.
Fees and fines fact sheet (239 KB DOC)
1 July 2012 to 30 June 2013
- value of a fee unit is $12.53; and
- value of a penalty unit is $140.84
These rates are specified in the
Monetary Units Act 2004.
Rates for next financial year - 1 July 2013 to 30 June 2014
- value of a fee unit is $12.84; and
- value of a penalty unit is $144.36
These rates are specified in
Victorian Government Gazette Number G16 dated 18 April 2013
Automatically indexed fees and fines
Lists of the automatically indexed fees and fines which contribute to the Victorian Government's public account can be found on departmental websites.
Although all departments have sought to make the lists as accurate and complete as possible, updates and revisions may be necessary.
To view the lists please follow the relevant links below.
The Department of Premier and Cabinet, the Department of Treasury and Finance and the Department of Business and Innovation are not responsible for any relevant fees or fines and therefore have no list to publish.
Find out more about the
annual rate relevant to a Regulatory Impact Statement under the
Subordinate Legislation Act 1994.
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