S.L. 646.26 ст. 7Fees applicable to an appeal from a decision of the Authority. 4 [S.L. 

Where an appeal to the Tribunal is made in accordance with article 23 of the Act, the application of the appeal shall be accompanied by the fee as established in Schedule II.

RELATION TO THE ISSUANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE 646.26 PENALTIES)

SCHEDULE I

Refer- Description of breach Administrative Penalty ence (Maximum) number (€) of the breach at 1 Failed to ensure that workers’ health and 1500 safety representative has been appointed.

2 Failure to certify machinery, gear, lifting 1500 machinery and other requirements as required by the Dock Safety Regulations. 3 Failure to keep and maintain a register 1000 containing tests and certificates. 4 Failure to be in possession of a written 1500 approval from an engineer and permission from the owner or his responsible agent, when the safe working load of a crane is exceeded. (Health, 5 Failure to send a notification regarding an 500 Welfare) occupational disease unless a disease and, or obligation is elsewhere specified. 6 Failure to send a notification regarding 500 injuries or fatalities at work. 7 Failure to keep a general register at the 500 place of work. Young 8 Failure to keep a register with the relevant 500 details about the employment of a young person as Regulation specified by the Protection of Young Persons at Work Places Regulation. 9 Failure to evaluate the potential health and 750 safety at work risks at the workplace prior to hiring or assigning tasks to any young person. 10 Failed to evaluate the type and level of any 750 Work potential danger at the workplace, when assigning Regulations tasks to a pregnant, breastfeeding worker, or a mother. (First 11 Failed to put up signs indicating the name 500 Regulations of every first-aider or appointed person, and how they can be contacted whenever first aid is required to be given.

Minimum Health and 12 Failed to keep a written record, with the Safety Requirements specified details of all displayed screen equipment forWorkwithDisplay and workstations, their users and measures taken to Screen Equipment safeguard health and safety at work. Regulations 13 Failed to maintain the written record of (S.L. 646.07) display screen equipment, the list of users, the measures to safeguard occupational health and safety in terms of regulation 4 of the Minimum Health and Safety Requirements for Work with Display Screen Equipment Regulations. 14 Failed to conduct suitable and sufficient analysis for the purpose of assessing the health and safety risks to which workers are exposed in consequence of using display screen equipment. Work Place 15 Failed to keep a register with the details of (MinimumHealthand the designated workers responsible for the Safety Requirements) implementation of the measures required for Regulations firefighting and for the evacuation of workers. (S.L. 646.08) 16 Failed to keep a record of the fire drill carried out. Protection against 17 Failure to assess the health and safety Risks of Back Injury conditions of the type of work in advance, where at Work Places reasonably practicable, and specifically a failure to Regulations examine the characteristics of loads. (S.L. 646.10) General Provisions 18 Failed to keep a written or electronic for Health and Safety record of the risk assessment, where five(5) or at Work Places more workers are employed. Regulations 19 Failed to carry out, or to ensure that is (S.L. 646.11) carried out, a suitable, sufficient and systematic assessment of all the occupational health and safety hazards which may be present at the place of work and the resultant risks involved concerning all aspects of the work activity. RELATION TO THE ISSUANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE 646.26 PENALTIES)

Major 20 Failed to notify the "competent authority" 2500 defined in Control of Major Accident Hazard Regulations with any of the requirements in accordance with the said regulations. 21 Failed to send the major-accident 2500 prevention policy in accordance with established time-limits. 22 Upper Tier operators who failed to send the 2500 safety report or updated parts thereof to the competent authority within the established time-limits. 23 Failed to send the necessary information to 2500 the competent authority, to enable the Civil Protection Department to draw up external emergency plans. 24 Failed to send as soon as practicable 2500 following a major accident, relevant accident information listed in Control of Major Accident Hazard Regulations. 25 Failed to draw up a document in writing, 5000 setting out the major-accident prevention policy (MAPP). 26 Failed to draw up an internal emergency 5000 plan for the measures to be taken inside the establishment. 27 Failed to keep the notification up to date 15000 according to regulation 5(2) of the Control of Major Accident Hazard Regulations. 28 Failed to periodically review and update 5000 the major accident prevention policy when necessary, at least every five (5) years, without prejudice to regulation 9 of the Control of Major Accident Hazard Regulations. 29 Failed to review and where necessary 5000 update the safety report following a major accident at its establishment, and at any other time when initiated or requested as provided in regulation 8(5) of the Control of Major Accident Hazard Regulations, without prejudice to regulation 9 of the said regulations. 30 Failed to inform the Authority and update 5000 records following a major accident as provided in regulation 12 of the Control of Major Accident Hazard Regulations. 31 Failure to analyse and assess unavoidable 750 the risks in defining the characteristics that the personal protective equipment shall have in order Equipment to provide effective protection against risks. Regulations

Protection of Workers 32 Failed to notify the Authority about all from the Risks related cases of cancer, adverse effects on sexual function to Exposure to and fertility or developmental toxicity in their Carcinogens or offspring. Mutagens or 33 Failure to draw up plans to deal with Reprotoxic emergencies likely to result in abnormally high Substances at Work exposure. Regulations 34 Failed to keep an up-to-date list of the (S.L. 646.14) workers engaged in the activities in respect of which the results of a risk assessment reveals a risk to workers’ health or safety. 35 Failed to keep any medical record required under the Protection of Workers from the Risks related to Exposure to Carcinogens or Mutagens or Reprotoxic Substances at Work Regulations for the stipulated duration. 36 Failed to keep with regard to reprotoxic substances, the list of workers and the medical records required by the Protection of Workers from the Risks related to Exposure to Carcinogens or Mutagens or Reprotoxic Substances at Work Regulations for the stipulated duration. 37 Failed to make available to the Authority, documents which include lists and medical records with regard to carcinogens and mutagens referred to the Protection of Workers from the Risks related to Exposure to Carcinogens or Mutagens or Reprotoxic Substances at Work Regulations in cases where the undertaking ceases activity. 38 Failed to keep an up-to-date list of the workers engaged in the activities in respect of which the results of the assessment referred a risk to workers’ health or safety. 39 Failure to assess the risk to the health or safety of workers in relation to exposure to carcinogenic, mutagenic or reprotoxic substances. RELATION TO THE ISSUANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE 646.26 PENALTIES)

Workers 40 Failed to notify the Authority before 2500 related commencing work involving asbestos. to 41 Failed to notify the Authority in cases were 2500 Work change in working conditions is likely to result in a significant increase in exposure.

42 Failed to send the plan of work before the 1500 start of the projected work. 43 Failed to provide the Authority evidence of 2500 the contractor’s ability in this field before carrying out asbestos demolition or removal work. 44 Failure of any government department, 500 agency or entity that has been notified of the occurrence of a case of asbestosis and, or mesothelioma to notify the Authority of such cases. 45 Failed to draw up a plan of work before 2500 demolition work or work on removing asbestos and, or asbestos-containing products. 46 Failed to keep a record of all health 2500 surveillance and medical assessments required by the Protection of Workers from the Risks related to Exposure to Asbestos at Work Regulations for the stipulated duration. 47 Failed to keep the register required by the 2500 Protection of Workers from the Risks related to Exposure to Asbestos at Work Regulations for the stipulated duration. 48 Failed to make available to the Authority, 2500 documents as referred to in the Protection of Workers from the Risks related to Exposure to Asbestos at Work Regulations in cases where the undertaking ceases activity. 49 Failure to assess the risk to the health or 1500 safety of workers in relation to exposure to asbestos dust or to asbestos-containing materials.

Protection of the 50 Failed to forward to the Authority reports Health and Safety of on occupational accidents suffered by his workers Workers from the without undue delay. Risks related to 51 Failed to give advance notice of relevant Chemical Agents at work hazards, hazard identification arrangements, Work Regulations precautions and procedures, so that the emergency (S.L. 646.16) services can prepare their own response procedures and precautionary measures. 52 Failed to make available health surveillance and exposure records to the Authority, or to the worker concerned as the case may be. 53 Failed to keep an assessment of the risks to health and safety at work, including those facing groups of workers exposed to particular risks. 54 Failed to keep a list of occupational accidents resulting in a worker being unfit for work for more than three (3) working days. 55 Failed to draw up reports on occupational accidents suffered by his workers, which shall be forwarded to the Authority without undue delay. 56 Failed to be in possession of an assessment of the risks mentioned in paragraphs (e) and (f) of regulation 4(1) and regulation 4(4) of the Protection of the Health and Safety of Workers from the Risks related to Chemical Agents at Work Regulations. 57 Failed to ensure that information on emergency arrangements involving hazardous chemical agents is available. 58 Failed to keep health and exposure records in a suitable form so as to permit consultation at a later date, taking into account any confidentiality. 59 Failed to make available information concerning specific hazards arising, or likely to rise, at the time of an accident or emergency, including information on procedures prepared pursuant to regulation 7 (7) of the Protection of the Health and Safety of Workers from the Risks related to Chemical Agents at Work Regulations. 60 Failed to keep up to date the risk assessment, particularly if there have been significant changes which could render it out-of-date, or when the results of health surveillance show it to be necessary. 61 Failed to ensure that individual health and exposure records are kept up-to-date. 62 Failure to assess the risks to the health and safety of workers, in the choice of work equipment and when working with chemical substances or preparations used. RELATION TO THE ISSUANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE 646.26 PENALTIES)

Workers 63 Failed to inform the Authority of any 1000 to accident or incident which may have resulted in the release of a biological agent, and which could at cause severe human infection and, or illness. Regulations 64 Failed to make a prior notification to the 1000

Authority of the use for the first time of: (i) group 2 biological agents; (ii) group 3 biological agents;

(iii) group 4 biological agents. 65 Laboratories providing a diagnostic service 1000 in relation to group 4 biological agents, failed to make an initial notification of their intention. 66 Failed to re-notify the Authority in any 750 case where there are substantial changes of importance to safety or health at work to processes and, or procedures which render the notification out of date. 67 Failed to notify the Authority in any case 1500 of diseases or death identified in accordance with applicable laws and, or regulations as resulting from occupational exposure to biological agents. 68 Failed to make medical records referred to 1500 in regulation 14 of the Protection of Workers from Risks related to Exposure to Biological Agents at Work Regulations available to the Authority in cases where the undertaking ceases activity. 69 Failed to draw up the plans to deal with 2500 accidents involving biological agents. 70 Failed to keep a list of workers exposed to 1500 group 3 and, or group 4 biological agents, and other specified details required by the Protection of Workers from Risks related to Exposure to Biological Agents at Work Regulations. 71 Failed to keep the list of workers 1500 mentioned in the Protection of Workers from Risks related to Exposure to Biological Agents at Work Regulations for at least ten (10) years following the end of exposure. 72 Failed to keep the list mentioned in the 1500 Protection of Workers from Risks related to Exposure to Biological Agents at Work Regulations for an appropriately longer time up to forty (40) years following the last known exposure in any of the cases listed under regulation 11(2)(b) of the said regulations. 73 Failed to keep, an individual medical 2500 record in cases where health surveillance is carried out for at least ten (10) years following the end of exposure.

74 Failure to assess potential risks and 1500 duration of workers exposure to biological agents.

Protection of Workers 75 Failed draw up and keep up to date a health in the Mineral and safety document in accordance with regulation Extracting Industries 5(1) of Protection of Workers in the Mineral through Drilling and Extracting Industries through Drilling and Workers Workers in Surface in Surface and Underground Mineral Extracting and Underground Industries Regulations. Mineral Extracting Industries Regulations (S.L. 646.18) 76 Failed to draw up a health and safety document prior to the commencement of work and be revised if the workplace undergoes major changes, extensions or conversions. 77 Failure to keep the necessary information in the health and safety document in accordance with regulation 5(3) of the Protection of Workers in the Mineral Extracting Industries through Drilling and Workers in Surface and Underground Mineral Extracting Industries Regulations. 78 Failed to introduce a system of work permits when required by the health and safety document. 79 Failed to set up a suitable system of maintenance and, where appropriate, for the testing of mechanical and electrical equipment and plant and, or failed to keep records of such examinations and tests. 80 Failed to prepare a protection plan where hydrogen sulphide or other toxic gases are present. 81 Failed to prepare an explosion prevention plan. 82 Failed to prepare, and, or display a list of persons assigned special duties in the event of an emergency at suitable locations at the workplace. 83 Failed to include the names of the persons assigned special duties in the event of an emergency in the written instructions (referred to in item 5 of Annex I of the Protection of Workers in the Mineral Extracting Industries through Drilling and Workers in Surface and Underground Mineral Extracting Industries Regulations). 84 Failed to draw up an emergency plan for sea rescue and workplace evacuation situations. 85 Failed to keep suitable and sufficient rules for shot firing procedures. 86 Failed to ensure that a suitable and sufficient appraisal of all proposed or existing excavations has been undertaken by a competent person in order to determine whether any such excavation is a significant hazard. 87 Failed to ensure that any significant findings in the appraisal and any conclusions reached are recorded, signed and dated by the competent person. RELATION TO THE ISSUANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE 646.26 PENALTIES)

88 Failed to ensure that the findings of the 2500 geotechnical assessment, the findings and reasons for those findings have been recorded, dated and signed. 89 Failed to keep a record of excavation 2500 geotechnical assessment (in the event of no significant risk). 90 Failed to keep a record of a misfire. 1000 91 Failure to prepare plans for underground 2500 works or fail to make these readily accessible or failed to keep for as long as is necessary for safety purposes. 92 Failed to update and, or keep plans for 2500 underground workings. 93 Failed to measure and record the 2500 ventilation parameters. 94 Failed to prepare a ventilation plan, in 2500 accordance with item 12(2) of Annex VI of the Protection of Workers in the Mineral Extracting Industries through Drilling and Workers in Surface and Underground Mineral Extracting Industries Regulations. 95 Failure to conduct further appraisals 10000 (where required), at appropriate intervals. 96 Failure to ensure that a geotechnical 10000 assessment has been carried out (where required) in accordance with item 6(4) of Annex IV of the Protection of Workers in the Mineral Extracting Industries through Drilling and Workers in Surface and Underground Mineral Extracting Industries Regulations. 97 Failure to draw up an operating plan for 10000 gas outbursts, rock bursts or water inrushes. 98 Failure to update the ventilation plan in 2500 terms of Annex VI of the Protection of Workers in the Mineral Extracting Industries through Drilling and Workers in Surface and Underground Mineral Extracting Industries Regulations. 99 Failed to bring up to date the health and 2500 safety document regularly and make it available for inspection at the workplace. 100 Failed to include the relevant measures on 2500 any auxiliary ventilation systems in the health and safety document. 101 Failed to include the relevant measures on 2500 the limit of propagation of flammable dust in the health and safety document. 102 Failed to include the location of the 2500 explosion barriers in the health and safety document. 103 Failed to include the risk zones in the 2500 health and safety document.

104 Failed to include measures to know exactly who is underground at any time in the health and safety document. 105 Failure to assess the safety of workers exposure in relation to dangerous and potentially explosive compounds in the atmosphere inclusive of respective concentration levels. Work Place 106 Failed to set up and keep the permit to (Minimum work posted outside and adjacent to the confined Requirements for space (where applicable in the Work Place Work) (Confined (Minimum Requirements for Work) (Confined Spaces and Spaces Spaces and Spaces having Explosive Atmospheres) having Explosive Regulations). Atmospheres) 107 Failed to keep a copy of all assessments, Regulations maintenance records, permit to work, medical (S.L. 646.19) exams etc as stipulated in the Work Place (Minimum Requirements for Work) (Confined Spaces and Spaces having Explosive Atmospheres) Regulations. 108 Failed to prepare written instructions and a system of permits to work when required by the explosion protection document. 109 Failure to carry out health surveillance, medical examination of worker 110 Competent person failed to include all details required by Work Place (Minimum Requirements for Work) (Confined Spaces and Spaces having Explosive Atmospheres) Regulations in the permit to work in terms of the said regulations. 111 Failed to ensure that the permit to work contains the name and signature of the competent person and the name and counter signature of the supervisor at the site. 112 Failure to state the period during which the use of breathing apparatus shall remain unnecessary, with respect to confined spaces certified as safe to enter without a breathing apparatus. 113 Failed to draw up and update the explosion protection document referred to in regulation 22. 114 Failure to conduct a risk assessment. Work Place 115 Failed to keep risk assessment in terms of (MinimumHealthand regulation 4(7). Safety Requirements 116 Failed to keep records of health for the Protection of surveillance where applicable. Workers from Risks 117 Failed to ensure that each worker who resulting from undergoes health surveillance has his individual Exposure to Noise) health records made and kept up to date in Regulations accordance with regulation 10(3). (S.L. 646.20) 118 Failure to evaluate and measure noise levels that employees are exposed to. RELATION TO THE ISSUANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE 646.26 PENALTIES)

119 Failed to keep risk assessment in terms of 1500 and regulation 4(5). Requirements of Risks

120 Failed to keep records of health 1500 surveillance where applicable. 121 Failed to ensure that each worker who 1500 undergoes health surveillance must have his individual records made and kept up to date in accordance with regulation 8(2). 122 Failure to assess, and measure, the level of 1000 mechanical vibration to which workers are exposed. 123 Failed to keep, and update risk assessment 1500 and in terms of regulation 4. Requirements of Risks

Artificial Radiation)

124 Failed to keep records with respect to 1500 health surveillance. 125 Failed to ensure that each worker who 1500 undergoes health surveillance must have his individual records made and kept up to date in accordance with regulation 8(3). 126 Failure to assess and, if necessary, measure 1000 and, or calculate the levels of exposure to optical radiation to which workers are likely to be exposed. 127 Failed to keep and update risk assessments 1500 and in terms of regulation 4. Requirements of Risks

Regulations

128 Failed to keep records with respect to 1500 health surveillance. 129 Failure to assess the risks posed to 1000 employees by electromagnetic fields to which employees are exposed.

Work Equipment 130 Failed to send to Authority the (Minimum Safety and examination report of an escalator, moving HealthRequirements) walkway drawn up by an Engineer within fifteen Regulations (15) working days from the date on which the (S.L. 646.24) examination falls due in terms of item 7.2 of Schedule I. 131 Failed to send to the Authority the examination report drawn up by the competent person under item 1.2 of Part 1 – Goods Lift of Schedule II of the Work Equipment (Minimum Safety and Health Requirements) Regulations within twenty-eight (28) days from the date on which the examination falls due. 132 Competent person failed to send to the Authority a copy of the report in cases where the examination shows that the lifting machine or its attachment cannot be used safely unless certain repairs are carried out immediately or within a specified time in terms of item 2.2 of Schedule III. 133 Competent person failed to notify employer about a defect in work equipment following an examination. 134 Failed to ensure that a copy of the examination report carried out in accordance with item 2.2. of Schedule III of the Work Equipment (Minimum Safety and Health Requirements) Regulations that accompanies the lifting machine at the workplace where it is being used and, or

Failed to keep available for inspection the examination report carried out in accordance with item 2.2. of Schedule III of the Work Equipment (Minimum Safety and Health Requirements) Regulations. 135 Failed to keep a register in respect of all chains, ropes or lifting tackles (except fibre rope slings) that have been tested and thoroughly examined by a competent person prior being taken into use in the workplace for the first time in that workplace. 136 Failed to obtain and, or keep available for inspection a certificate of the test and examination specifying the safe workload and making the test and examination. RELATION TO THE ISSUANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE 646.26 PENALTIES)

137 Failed to ensure that the lifting machine 1000 was accompanied by a copy of the examination report of all parts, and working gear, whether fixed or moveable, including the anchoring and fixing appliances, of every lifting machine carried out in accordance with item 2.1 of Schedule III of the Work Equipment (Minimum Safety and Health Requirements) Regulations and, or

Failed to keep available for inspection the examination report of all parts, and working gear, whether fixed or moveable, including the anchoring and fixing appliances, of every lifting machine carried out in accordance with item 2.1 of Schedule III of the Work Equipment (Minimum Safety and Health Requirements) Regulations. 138 Failed to ensure that a report of the test and 1000 examination specifying the safe working load of the machine has been drawn up by a competent persons and, or

Failed to obtain and, or keep available for inspection a report of the test and examination specifying the safe working load/s of the machine drawn up by a competent person. 139 Competent person failed to ensure that the 1000 report drawn up under item 1.2 of Part I – Goods Lift of Schedule II of the Work Equipment (Minimum Safety and Health Requirements) Regulations, includes as a minimum, the information listed in Part 2 of the said Schedule. at 140 Failed to send a prior notice to the 1500 Authority for notifiable construction works. Safety for Construction Regulations

141 Failure to display once any work activity 1500 on the project commences on the construction site, a copy of the prior notice in such form as prescribed by the Authority and, if necessary, to periodically update it. 142 Project supervisor for health and safety 2500 matters failed to draw up a health and safety plan. 143 Failure of the project supervisor for health 1500 and safety matters to prepare a health and safety file. 144 Client failed to keep and make available 5000 health and safety file.

145 Client failed to ensure that prior to the setting up of a construction site, a health and safety plan is drawn up. 146 Client failed to deliver health and safety file to another person at the end of the works 147 Failure to ensure that scaffolding has been inspected and certified as being safe for use. 148 Lifting devices and accessories were not displaying their maximum load values. 149 Failure to update health and safety plan. 150 Client failed to notify the Authority about the appointment of the project supervisor for health and safety matters. 151 Client failed to notify the Authority following the demise of the project supervisor for health and safety matters. 152 Project supervisor for health and safety matters failed to notify the Authority on his termination of engagement from acting as such. 153 Project supervisor for health and safety matters failed to issue and submit without undue delay to the relevant duty holders involved in the construction project, an inspection report in writing highlighting the measures being undertaken by the contractors, employers or any self-employed persons in identifying any potential hazards and risks and any unaddressed hazards and risks that resulted during the inspection carried out under the Health and Safety at Work (Minimum Health and Safety Requirements for Work at Construction Sites) Regulations (S.L. 646.27) and the required preventive and corrective measures to be taken by the relevant duty holders to address the identified hazards and risks, or manage health and safety. 154 Project supervisor for health and safety matters failed to give a written copy of the health and safety plan prepared in terms of the Health and Safety at Work (Minimum Health and Safety Requirements for Work at Construction Sites) Regulations (S.L. 646.27) or a relevant extract thereof to all duty holders in terms of said regulations. 155 Project supervisor for health and safety matters failed to prepare a written report in relation to reports received in accordance with regulations 16(f)(i) of the Health and Safety at Work (Minimum Health and Safety Requirements for Work at Construction Sites) Regulations (S.L. 646.27). RELATION TO THE ISSUANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE 646.26 PENALTIES)

156 Project supervisor for health and safety 2500 matters failed to register any report made by any person in relation to any matter which may give rise to suspicion of a breach of the Health and Safety at Work (Minimum Health and Safety Requirements for Work at Construction Sites) Regulations (S.L. 646.27), or the Act or any regulations made thereunder. 157 Project supervisor for health and safety 2500 matters failed to inform the Authority that any orders made in accordance with regulation 16(d) of the Health and Safety at Work (Minimum Health and Safety Requirements for Work at Construction Sites) Regulations (S.L. 646.27) have not been observed or complied with. 158 Project supervisor for health and safety 2500 matters failed to register any matter reported in accordance with regulation 16(f)(ii) of the Health and Safety at Work (Minimum Health and Safety Requirements for Work at Construction Sites) Regulations (S.L. 646.27). 159 Project supervisor for health and safety 5000 matters failed to inform the Authority that his recommendations in accordance with regulation 16(f)(ii) of the Health and Safety at Work (Minimum Health and Safety Requirements for Work at Construction Sites) (S.L. 646.27) have not been implemented or adhered to. 160 Contractor failed to carry out or keep a 2500 written copy of the risk assessment. 161 Contractor failed to update risk assessment. 2500 Lifts 162 Failed to inform the Authority in writing 1000 within two (2) working days from the date of inspection in cases where the Authorised Conformity Assessment Body (ACAB) has forbidden the use of the lift requiring repair or immediate maintenance due to existing or imminent risk of serious personal injury. 163 Failure to forward to the Authority a copy 500 of the regularisation certificate within fifteen (15) days. 164 Failed to notify the Authority in writing 500 that the repairs indicated by the preventive inspection have been completed. 165 Failed to inform the Authority in writing 500 within two (2) working days from the start of the procedure in cases where the use of the lift requiring repair or immediate maintenance due to an existing or imminent risk of serious personal injury has been forbidden by the Authorised Conformity Assessment Body (ACAB).

166 Failed to cause the submission of a copy of the report of the thorough examination made by Authorised Conformity Assessment Body (ACAB) to the Authority within fifteen (15) days from the day of ACAB’s decision prohibiting the use of the lift in terms of regulation 6(7) of the Inspection of Lifts Regulations. 167 Authorised Conformity Assessment Body

(ACAB) failed to make to the responsible person a report in writing of the thorough examination containing the information specified in Schedule II of the Inspection of Lifts Regulations. 168 Failed to send a copy of the report of the thorough examination carried out under regulation 6 of the Inspection of Lifts Regulations to the Authority not later than twenty-eight (28) days from the date on which the thorough examination falls due. 169 Authorised Conformity Assessment Body

(ACAB) failed to draw up and forward to the responsible person the report required by regulation 6(7) of the Inspection of Lifts Regulations. 170 Failed to send a copy of the report drawn up by Authorised Conformity Assessment Body

(ACAB) in accordance with regulation 6(7) of the Inspection of Lifts Regulations to the Authority within fifteen (15) days from the day on which the decision mentioned in regulation 6(7) of the said regulations was taken. 171 Failed to cause a copy of the report drawn up by Authorised Conformity Assessment Body

(ACAB) in accordance with regulation 8(10) of the Inspection of Lifts Regulations to be sent to the Authority within fifteen (15) days from the day on which the decision mentioned in the said regulation was taken in accordance with regulation 9(7). 172 Authorised Conformity Assessment Body

(ACAB) failed to make a preventive inspection in writing containing the information specified in Schedule IV of the Inspection of Lifts Regulations for a responsible person under regulation 8 of the said regulations in accordance with regulation 9(5). RELATION TO THE ISSUANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE 646.26 PENALTIES)

 SCHEDULE II Amended by: L.N. 192 of Fees due to the Tribunal in respect of an appeal 2025.

Rates (€) Any appeal from an administrative 150 penalty not exceeding one thousand five hundred euro (€1,500) Any appeal from an administrative 250 penalty ranging from one thousand five hundred and one euro (€1,501) to four thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine euro (€4,999) Any appeal from an administrative 450 penalty of five thousand euro (€ 5,000) or more Any appeal brought by any person 150 following decisions, orders, or administrative instruments issued by the Authority