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Law Institute of Victoria, August 2020

3. PRACTITIONER REMUNERATION

ORDER 2021

LAW INSTITUTE OF VICTORIA LIMITED

PRACTITIONER

REMUNERATION

ORDER

Legal Profession Uniform Law Application Act 2014 Including

Amendments commencing

1st January 2021

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 Legal Profession Uniform Law Application Act 2014

PRACTITIONER REMUNERATION ORDER

(includes GST)

We, the LEGAL COSTS COMMITTEE, being the persons authorised pursuant to the Legal

Profession Uniform Law Application Act 2014 do hereby in pursuance and exercise of the

powers thereby conferred upon us order and direct in the manner following:

1. This Order may be cited as the Practitioner Remuneration Order and shall come into

operation on 1 January 2021.

2. This Order applies -

(a) in the case of business to which the Second, Third and Fourth Schedule applies - to

all business for which instructions are received on or after the day on which this Order comes into

operation; and

(b) in the case of any other business to which this Order applies - to all business

transacted on or after the day on which this Order comes into operation.

3. (1) The Practitioner Remuneration Order commenced 1 January 2020 is hereby

revoked.

(2) Notwithstanding the revocation of the Practitioner Remuneration Order commenced

1 January 2020, the provisions of that Order shall continue to apply to and in relation to business,

other than business referred to in Clause 2, in all respects as if that Order had not been revoked.

4. (1) In this Order and in the Schedules, unless inconsistent with the context or subject-

matter -

"Folio" means 100 words or figures or words and figures.

"In print" means in print on a form readily available for sale to the public.

"Document" has the same meaning as under Section 3(1) of the Evidence Act

1958.

"Typewriting" means the production and presentation of words figures and symbols on

pages or otherwise by means of hand writing typewriting or the use of word processing equipment

or any other form of mechanical or electronic production other than photocopying.

(2) A reference in this Order and the Schedules to the consideration is a reference -

(a) where the consideration relates to a matter or transaction and is not wholly

monetary, to the sum of the monetary consideration and the value of the real or personal property

included in the consideration that is not monetary;

(b) where the consideration relates to a matter or transaction comprising land and

personal property, to the sum of the consideration for the land and the personal property;

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 (c) where the consideration or part of the consideration for a matter or transaction

is marriage or any other consideration which is not monetary, or where there is no

consideration for a matter or transaction, to the value of the subject matter of the

transaction;

(d) where the consideration relates to a mortgage, bill of sale or stock mortgage

by which a specified or ascertainable sum is secured, to the sum of the amount secured and the

amount of any other specified or ascertainable sum agreed to be advanced and secured; and

(e) where the consideration relates to the sale of an equity of redemption -

(i) where the purchaser is the mortgagee and the purchaser employs the

legal practitioner who prepared the mortgage - to the sale price; and

(ii) in any other case, to the sum of the consideration and the amount of

any principal sum owing under the mortgage at the time of sale.

(3) Where the consideration relates to a matter or transaction comprising land under the

provisions of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 and other land, the remuneration of the legal

practitioner shall be apportioned according to the respective values of the properties in question

and remuneration may be charged in respect of each document necessarily prepared.

5. (1) The remuneration of legal practitioners in respect of business connected with sales,

purchases, leases, mortgages, wills, settlements, formation and registration of companies, deeds

of arrangement and other matters of conveyancing, including negotiating for or procuring an

agreement for a loan, and in respect of other business not being business in any action or

transacted in any court or in the chambers of any Judge or in the offices of the Master of the

Supreme Court Prothonotary or other officer of any court and not being otherwise litigious

business, shall, subject to this Order -

(a) where the Second, Third or Fourth Schedule applies, be in accordance with

that Schedule; and

(b) in any other case, be in accordance with the First Schedule.

(2) Where the business undertaken is the whole of the work for which some charge or

charges is or are prescribed by the Second or Third Schedules but is not substantially completed

but this occurs at the request of or with the concurrence of the client or the client chooses to make

use of any of the work done, the charges which may be made shall be a rateable part of the

relevant charges prescribed by those Schedules proportionate to the extent of the work done or

the work so made use of, as the case may be.

(3) Where the business undertaken is a portion of the work for which some charge or

charges is or are prescribed by the Second or Third Schedules -

(a) if it is completed or substantially completed, the charge which may be made

shall be a rateable part of the relevant charges prescribed by those Schedules proportionate to the

extent of the work so undertaken; and

(b) if it is not completed or substantially completed, and this occurs at the request of or

with the concurrence of the client, or if the client chooses to make use of any of the work done, the

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 charges which may be made shall be a rateable part of the relevant charges prescribed by those

Schedules proportionate to the extent of the work done or the work so made use of.

(4) In all cases where matters or transactions for which charges are prescribed by the

Second or Third Schedules -

(a) involve work which in normal circumstances is not usual and necessary to

complete such matter or transaction on behalf of a client, or require the consent of any

Government, public authority or third party in respect of business transacted and performed, a

further charge in respect thereof may be made in accordance with the First Schedule; or

(b) are of unusual difficulty or complexity, or involve skill or responsibility which in

normal circumstances is not usual and necessary to complete the matter or transaction on behalf

of a client, a further charge in respect thereof may be made which is fair and reasonable having

regard to all the circumstances of the case.

6. The charges in the First Schedule relate to ordinary cases, but in extraordinary cases the

Costs Court may increase or diminish such charges if, for any special reason, it thinks fit.

7. In addition to the remuneration prescribed by clause 5, there may be charged -

(a) disbursements for duties or fees payable at public offices or fees payable to

municipalities or public authorities, surveyors, valuers, auctioneers or counsel, or for travelling and

accommodation expenses, duty stamps, postage stamps, courier or delivery charges, electronic

systems of communication and other disbursements reasonably and properly incurred and paid;

(b) in accordance with the First Schedule -

(i) payments necessarily made for correspondence between legal practitioners

where one legal practitioner is employed as agent; and

(ii) charges by an agent against his or her principal or such lesser amount as is

reasonable having regard to the charge that the principal legal practitioner may be entitled to make

to his or her client; and

(c) charges at the rate of $17.30 to $25.50 per quarter hour in respect of business

necessarily transacted at the request of the client outside the normal business hours of the legal

practitioner;

(d) expenses reasonably incurred in microfilming of files and the storage and retrieval of

files so microfilmed.

8. (1) In all cases to which the remuneration prescribed by the Second or Third Schedules

applies a legal practitioner may, within fourteen days from the time of undertaking any business,

by notice in writing to his or her client and when any third party is obliged by contract or otherwise

to pay that client's costs, by notice in writing to such third party elect to charge under the First

Schedule.

(2) Upon such election, the client may terminate the retainer and the First Schedule

shall apply in respect of services rendered prior to the termination of the retainer.

(3) (a) A third party obliged to pay a legal practitioner's client's costs may pay either

the amount charged under the First Schedule or the amount which, but for the legal practitioner's

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 election, would have been payable under the Second or Third Schedule, whichever is less, in full

satisfaction of his obligation.

(b) The client shall pay the difference between the amount charged by the legal

practitioner and the amount payable by the third party.

9. Where a matter or transaction to which the Second Schedule applies comprises land the

title to which is a right to occupy the land as a residence area pursuant to Division 11 of Part I of

the Land Act 1958 or a licence pursuant to Section 138(1)(g) of the Land Act 1958, the

appropriate charge shall be the charge specified in that Schedule for a similar transaction

comprising land under the provisions of the Transfer of Land Act 1958.

10. (1) Where a legal practitioner -

(a) is authorised by the First Schedule to make any charge in connection with the

sale, purchase, transfer or conveyance of land and is also authorised by the Second Schedule to

make any charge in respect of the same land and the transaction is completed at the same time

for the same client; or

(b) is authorised by the Second Schedule to make charges in respect of two or

more matters or transactions relating to the same land completed at the same time for the same

client -

then each charge under Part A or Part C of the Second Schedule shall be reduced by one-

third or to a sum equal to the highest of those charges (before a reduction) together with the sum

of $168.00 for each additional charge, whichever is the greater.

(2) Where, in connection with any transaction to which the Second Schedule or Part A,

C or D of the Third Schedule applies, a legal practitioner acts -

(a) for both mortgagee and mortgagor; or

(b) for both lessor and lessee; or

(c) for both creditor and debtor -

the legal practitioner may not, in respect of the transaction, charge more than he or she

would have been entitled to charge if he or she were acting only for the mortgagee, lessor or

creditor as the case may be.

11. In respect of loans not exceeding $110,000 where a legal practitioner acts for a society

registered under the provisions of the Co-operative Housing Societies Act 1958 his or her

charge under Part A or Part C of the Second Schedule shall be reduced to 75 per cent of the

charge otherwise appropriate.

12. The Second and Third Schedules shall not apply to matters or transactions concerning any

premises subject to a licence as defined in the Liquor Control Act 1987 and, accordingly, the

First Schedule shall apply to those matters or transactions.

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 _______________________

FIRST SCHEDULE

INSTRUCTIONS

1. A charge may be made by way of instructions in addition to the items hereinafter contained

in this Schedule having regard to all the circumstances of the case including the following:

(a) The complexity of the matter and the difficulty and novelty of the questions raised or

any of them;

(b) The importance of the matter to the client;

(c) The skill, specialised knowledge and responsibility involved;

(d) The number and importance of the documents prepared or perused, without regard

to length;

(e) The place where and the circumstances in which the business or any part thereof is

transacted;

(f) The labour involved and the time spent on the business;

(g) The amount or value of any money or property involved; and

(h) The nature of the title to any land involved.

Notes:

(1) A charge shall not be made pursuant to this item in respect of the sale, purchase or

transfer of land where the consideration does not exceed $60,000.

(2) The charge pursuant to this item in respect of the sale, purchase or transfer of land

where the consideration exceeds $60,000 shall not exceed 0.3 per centum of the consideration.

DRAWING

2. Any document including memoranda of instructions to counsel not in an action or a

proceeding in court -

(a) not in print, per folio - $22.50 to $36.70

(b) partly in print, for so much as remains in print, per folio - $10.90

(c) partly in print, for so much as is not in print, per folio - $22.50 to $36.70

Note: There are approximately 3 folios in each A4 page.

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 TYPEWRITING

3. (1) Per folio - $13.90

(2) For each carbon copy, photocopy or other machine made copy, per page - $2.90.

FACSIMILES

4. Transmitting or receiving written material by means of the legal practitioner's own facsimile

machine as follows:

Transmitting:

First page - $14.70

Each subsequent page - $5.00

Receiving:

First page - $14.70

Each subsequent page - $2.90

EMAIL

5. Receiving written material by means of electronic transmission (email) as follows:

First page including copy of first page - $14.70.

Copy of second and subsequent pages, per page, - $2.90.

PERUSING

6. When it is necessary to peruse any document or part of a document (including

correspondence), whether in print or not, per folio - $13.90.

7. When it is not necessary to peruse a document or correspondence but scanning of the

document or correspondence is warranted, e.g. to determine the relevance or otherwise of the

document or correspondence, per folio - $7.30.

LETTERS

Including sending by electronic transmission (email)

8. Formal acknowledgment or the like, e.g. letter enclosing documents, requesting a reply, etc.

- $36.70

9. Circular letters - i.e. letters which except for the particulars of address are identical, for each

letter after the first - $18.10

10. Other letters - $53.60 or such charge as is fair and reasonable having regard to items 1, 2

and 3 of this Schedule.

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 ATTENDANCES

11. To file, lodge or deliver any documents or other papers, to obtain an appointment or to

obtain stamping of a document, to insert an advertisement, or other attendance of a similar nature

capable of performance by a junior clerk - $67.00.

12. Making an appointment by telephone or similar telephone attendance capable of

performance by a junior clerk - $29.10.

13. On counsel with case for opinion or other papers or to appoint consultation or conference -

$101.60

14. On consultation or conference with counsel - $250.90.

After the first hour, per half-hour or part thereof - $125.10 to $194.90.

15. Searching title and other searches, per half-hour or part thereof - $83.20.

16. On settlement of a conveyancing or commercial matter - $80.10 to $125.70

After the first half-hour, per half-hour or part thereof - $125.70 to $194.90

17. Attendance by telephone or otherwise requiring the personal attendance of a legal

practitioner or his or her managing or senior clerk and involving the exercise of skill or legal

knowledge; per quarter-hour or part thereof - $56.30 to $104.10

18. All other attendances; per quarter-hour or part thereof - $56.30.

JOURNEYS

19. For time spent occupied in necessary travel to and from or necessarily spent in any place

whether in or outside Australia more than sixteen kilometres removed from any place of business

or residence of the legal practitioner the charge to be made, in addition and having regard to any

appropriate charges made under Part A hereof, shall be -

per hour or part thereof - $125.70.

but not exceeding for any one day - $1,759.80

SECOND SCHEDULE

PART A - MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLD OR LEASEHOLD LAND

1. Charges of legal practitioner for mortgagee in connection with mortgage of freehold or

leasehold land comprising instructions, investigation of title, necessary searches, obtaining

necessary certificates, preparation and perusal of documents, enquiries as to outgoings,

preparation of requisitions on title, preparation of accounts, all necessary attendances and

correspondence, arranging and effecting final settlement of transaction, stamping and registration

of mortgage shall be -

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 (a) in the case of land under the provisions of the Transfer of Land Act 1958, the

charges prescribed by Column 1 of Table A; and

(b) in the case of any other land, the charges prescribed by Column 1 of Table B.

2. Charges of legal practitioner for mortgagor in connection with mortgage of freehold or

leasehold land comprising instructions, preparation and perusal of documents, answers to

requisitions on title, checking accounts, all necessary attendances and correspondence and

arranging and effecting settlement of transaction, shall be-

(a) in the case of land under the provisions of the Transfer of Land Act 1958, the



3. The First Schedule shall apply to a transfer of mortgage but so that the charges shall not

exceed-

(a) in the case of land under the provisions of the Transfer of Land Act 1958, the



Table A - Transfer of Land Act 1958

Column 1 legal practitioner for mortgagee. Column 2 legal practitioner for mortgagor

Ref. No. Consideration Col. 1 Col.2

$ Not exceeding $ $

19 20 000 400 277

20 22 000 431 295

21 24 000 454 313

22 26 000 487 333

23 28 000 517 351

24 30 000 539 370

25 32 000 571 389

26 34 000 592 407

27 36 000 626 426

28 38 000 649 447

29 40 000 676 467

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 30 42 000 703 487

31 44 000 732 505

32 46 000 759 526

33 48 000 789 545

34 50 000 815 565

35 52 000 831 574

36 54 000 847 584

37 56 000 862 599

38 58 000 880 608

39 60 000 899 622

40 62 000 917 631

41 64 000 932 638

42 66 000 948 654

43 68 000 965 664

44 70 000 979 672

45 72 000 998 684

46 74 000 1015 694

47 76 000 1027 711

48 78 000 1047 721

49 80 000 1064 732

50 82 000 1082 744

51 84 000 1096 755

52 86 000 1112 765

53 88 000 1129 776

54 90 000 1144 785

55 92 000 1166 7981

56 94 000 1177 810

57 96 000 1191 822

58 98 000 1210 833

59 100000 1230 845

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 60 110000 1285 880

61 120000 1340 919

62 130000 1396 960

63 140000 1450 998

64 150000 1504 1031

65 160000 1561 1071

66 170000 1614 1110

67 180000 1671 1144

68 190000 1726 1184

69 200000 1779 1222

70 250000 1916 1316

71 300000 2054 1412

72 350000 2195 1508

73 400000 2329 1599

74 450000 2468 1692

75 500000 2604 1788

76 Over 500 000 add per 100 000 140 98

Table B - General Law

Column 1legal practitioner for mortgagee. Column 2 legal practitioner for mortgagor


$ Not exceeding $ $

77 20 000 581 351

78 22 000 611 376

79 24 000 638 397

80 26 000 669 425

81 28 000 700 450

82 30 000 728 472

83 32 000 759 496

84 34 000 789 518


86 38 000 847 571

87 40 000 876 590

88 42 000 904 616

89 44 000 934 638

90 46 000 965 664

91 48 000 989 689

92 50 000 1023 715

93 52 000 1038 728

94 54 000 1058 744

95 56 000 1079 758

96 58 000 1092 774

97 60 000 1112 785

98 62 000 1129 804

99 64 000 1144 815

100 66 000 1167 830

101 68 000 1182 844

102 70 000 1197 857

103 72 000 1212 875

104 74 000 1232 885

105 76 000 1248 903

106 78 000 1267 917

107 80 000 1286 932

108 82 000 1304 943

109 84 000 1325 962

110 86 000 1340 974

111 88 000 1355 988

112 90 000 1370 1006

113 92 000 1393 1020

114 94 000 1411 1031


116 98 000 1445 1063

117 100000 1460 1063

118 110000 1522 1121

119 120000 1579 1173

120 130000 1637 1222

121 140000 1692 1267

122 150000 1756 1316

123 160000 1815 1365

124 170000 1874 1412

125 180000 1931 1459

126 190000 1989 1508

127 200000 2051 1553

128 250000 2195 1677

129 300000 2337 1801

130 350000 2484 1919

131 400000 2635 2040

132 450000 2780 2156

133 500000 2924 2275

134

Over 500 000 add per

100 000 150 120

PART B - DEED OF VARIATION OR EXTENSION OF MORTGAGE

1. Charges of legal practitioner for mortgagee only in connection with deed of agreement for

variation of terms of mortgage of freehold or leasehold land including extension of date of

payment, alteration of rate of interest or reduction or increase of loan comprising instructions,

necessary searches, preparation and perusal of documents, investigation of title, obtaining

necessary certificates, necessary inquiries as to other interests in the land, preparation of any

necessary accounts, stamping and registration and all necessary attendances and

correspondence in connection therewith shall be, in the case of land under the provisions of the

Transfer of Land Act 1958, the charges prescribed by Column 1.

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 2. Charges of legal practitioner for mortgagor in connection with deed of agreement for

variation of terms of mortgage of freehold or leasehold land including extension of date of

payment, alteration of rate of interest or reduction or increase of loan comprising instructions,

necessary searches, preparation and perusal of documents and all necessary attendances and

correspondence in connection therewith shall be, in the case of land under the provisions of the

Transfer of Land Act 1958, the charges prescribed by Column 2.

3. Where the consent of a prior or subsequent mortgagee is required in order to vary or

extend the mortgage, the legal practitioner may in addition charge the following sum for each such

consent - $216.30

Transfer of Land Act 1958


Ref No.

Amount of loan (if unvaried or (if

varied)

the amount of the loan as varied

Col. 1

Col.2

$ Not exceeding $ $

135 20 000 138 68

136 35 000 187 94

137 50 000 225 111

138 Over 50 000 add per 25 000 26 11

139 *******

General Law Land

Where the land secured by a mortgage is land which is not under the provisions of the Transfer of

Land Act 1958, the following additional charge may be made - $75.40

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Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 PART C - DISCHARGE OF MORTGAGE OR DISCHARGE OF PART OF THE

MORTGAGED LAND OR DISCHARGE OF MORTGAGE AS TO PART OF THE

DEBT SECURED

1. Charges of legal practitioner for mortgagee (where no part of the debt secured is received

by the legal practitioner) in connection with discharge of mortgage or discharge of part of the

mortgaged freehold or leasehold land or discharge of mortgage as to part of the debt secured

comprising instructions, preparation and perusal of documents (including memorandum of

discharge of mortgage) and all necessary attendances and correspondence, delivery of discharge

of mortgage to the mortgagor, his or her legal practitioner or agent shall be, in the case of land

under the provisions of the Transfer of Land Act 1958, the sum of $267.60

2. Charges of legal practitioner for mortgagee (where the debt secured or part thereof is

received by the legal practitioner) in connection with discharge of mortgage or discharge of part of

the mortgaged freehold or leasehold land or discharge of mortgage as to part of the debt secured

comprising instructions, preparation and delivery of the discharge of mortgage, receipt of amount

to be discharged, perusal of documents and all necessary attendances and correspondence and

effecting final settlement with mortgagor, his or her legal practitioner or agent shall be in the case

of land under the provisions of the Transfer of Land Act 1958, the charges prescribed by Column

1.

3. Charges of legal practitioner for mortgagor in connection with discharge of mortgage or

discharge of part of the mortgaged freehold or leasehold land or discharge of mortgage as to part

of the debt secured comprising instructions, perusal of memorandum of discharge of mortgage,

registration at Land Registry, attention to insurance policies and all necessary attendances and

correspondence, and effecting final settlement with mortgagee, his or her legal practitioner or

agent, shall be, in the case of land under the provisions of the Transfer of Land Act 1958, the

charges prescribed by Column 2.

Transfer of Land Act 1958


Ref No. Amount of Principal Debt

Discharged Col. 1 Col.2

$ Not exceeding $ $

140 100 000 187 162

141 200 000 282 249


143 Over 300 000 add per 100 000 32 26

General Law Land

Where the land secured by a mortgage is land which is not under the provisions of the Transfer of

Land Act 1958, the following additional charge may be made - $75.40

THIRD SCHEDULE

PART A - LEASE OF LAND WHETHER OR NOT UNDER THE TRANSFER OF LAND ACT 1958

BUT NOT INCLUDING LEASES EXCEEDING 21 YEARS, LEASES NOT CAPABLE OF BEING

REDUCED TO AN ANNUAL RENTAL OR PERIODIC LEASES DETERMINABLE BY NOTICE

1. Charges of legal practitioner for lessor in connection with lease of land comprising

instructions for and drawing lease, settling draft with lessee, his or her legal practitioner or agent,

perusal of documents and all necessary attendances and correspondence to effect completion of

transaction -

(a) with material alteration (in duplicate) after amendment - shall be the charges

prescribed by Column 1A; and

(b) without material alteration - shall be the charges prescribed by Column 1B.

2. Charges of legal practitioner for lessee in connection with lease of land comprising

instructions, settling draft lease with lessor, his or her legal practitioner or agent, preparation and

perusal of documents and all necessary attendances and correspondence to effect completion of

transaction on behalf of lessee-

(a) where lease is executed after material alteration (by lessor) after amendment - shall

be the charges prescribed by Column 2C; and

(b) where lease is executed without material alteration (by the lessor) after amendment -

shall be the charges prescribed by Column 2D.

3. If the document used (irrespective of the number of folios) is in print, the charge of a legal

practitioner shall be two-thirds of the charges prescribed by Columns 1B or 2D.

4. If the document used (irrespective of the number of folios) is in a form prepared by a legal

practitioner for a lessor for use in connection with five or more leases of premises forming part of

the same building or development - the charge of a legal practitioner for the lessor for each such

lease shall be two-thirds of the charges prescribed by Column 1B.

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 5. The charges of a legal practitioner upon the renewal of a lease pursuant to an option for

renewal contained in an existing lease shall be two-thirds of the charge prescribed by Columns 1B

or 2D.

6. Charges of legal practitioner in connection with a disclosure statement made pursuant to

section 17 of the Retail Leases Act 2003 including instructions, preparation of the disclosure

statement, preparation of the notice of objection, perusal of all documents and all attendances and

correspondence are not included in Columns 1A and 1B and the legal practitioner may charge

additional remuneration in respect thereof in accordance with the First Schedule.

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020

Ref. No.

Total Rental for

period of lease

including premium

(if any)

Legal practitioner

for Lessor

Legal

practitioner

for Lessee

Col 1A Col 1B Col. 2C Col.2D

$ Not exceeding $ $ $ $

144 15 000 324 277 277 183

145 20 000 431 325 325 214

146 22 000 465 349 349 233

147 24 000 505 378 378 252

148 26 000 539 406 406 270

149 28 000 580 432 432 288

150 30 000 616 462 462 306

151 32 000 649 490 490 327

152 34 000 689 518 518 343

153 36 000 724 546 546 362

154 38 000 765 574 574 383

155 40 000 799 599 599 397

156 42 000 834 630 630 415

157 44 000 875 654 654 435

158 46 000 909 683 683 453

159 48 000 948 711 711 472

160 50 000 981 737 737 493

161 52 000 1008 756 756 505

162

54 000 1027 770 770 517

163 56 000 1051 785 785 526

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 164 58 000 1073 805 805 534

165 60 000 1096 822 822 547

166 62 000 1119 839 839 559

167 64 000 1139 854 854 571

168 66 000 1166 869 869 581

169 68 000 1184 886 886 590

170 70 000 1206 903 903 601

171 72 000 1231 919 919 616

172 74 000 1251 935 935 626

173 76 000 1273 949 949 637

174 78 000 1293 971 971 647

175 80 000 1316 986 986 657

176 82 000 1340 1006 1006 669

177 84 000 1359 1020 1020 680

178 86 000 1380 1036 1036 692

179 88 000 1406 1054 1054 702

180 90 000 1427 1070 1070 712

181 92 000 1451 1087 1087 724

182 94 000 1472 1100 1100 734

183 96 000 1494 1119 1119 749

184 98 000 1515 1135 1135 757

185

100 000 1534 1149 1149 767

186 110 000 1610 1206 1206 805

187 120 000 1684 1263 1263 841

188 130 000 1758 1319 1319 880

189 140 000 1829 1374 1374 918

190 150 000 1906 1431 1431 954

191 160 000 1980 1487 1487 987

192 170 000 2054 1539 1539 1024

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 193 180 000 2124 1597 1597 1064

194 190 000 2199 1653 1653 1099

195 200 000 2274 1665 1665 1111

196 250 000 2458 1806 1806 1201

197 Over 250 000 add

per 200 000 183 136 136 93

PART B - STOCK MORTGAGE AND LIEN ON WOOL OR LIEN ON CROP

1. Charges of legal practitioner for both creditor and debtor in connection with stock mortgage,

lien on wool or lien on crop comprising instructions, preparation and perusal of documents,

searches, attention to adjustment account (if any) and all necessary attendances and

correspondence to complete transaction on behalf of creditor and debtor shall be the charges

prescribed by Column 1.

2. Charges of legal practitioner for creditor only in connection with stock mortgage, lien on

wool or lien on crop comprising instructions, preparation and perusal of documents, searches,

attention to adjustment account (if any) and all necessary attendances and correspondence to

complete transaction on behalf of creditor shall be the charges prescribed by Column 2.

3. Charges of legal practitioner for debtor only in connection with stock mortgage, lien on wool

or lien on crop comprising instructions, preparation and perusal of documents, attention to

adjustment account (if any), searches and all necessary attendances, and correspondence to

complete transaction on behalf of debtor shall be the charges prescribed by Column 3.

4. The charges prescribed in Column 1 shall only apply where Rule 11 of Legal Profession

Uniform Law Australian Solicitors’ Conduct Rules 2015 does not prohibit the legal practitioner from

acting for both creditor and debtor.

Ref. No. Consideration Col 1 Col 2 Col 3

201 10 000 229 182 150

202 12 000 252 202 162

203 14 000 279 222 176

204 16 000 305 240 193

205 18 000 327 259 211

206 20 000 351 277 228

207 22 000 376 295 242

208 24 000 397 313 259

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 209 26 000 425 333 270

210 28 000 450 351 288

211 30 000 472 370 305

212 32 000 496 390 322

213 34 000 518 408 333

214 36 000 546 426 349

215 38 000 571 447 366

216 40 000 590 465 383

217 42 000 616 487 396

218 44 000 639 505 409

219 46 000 662 526 426

220 48 000 689 546 445

221 50 000 715 565 454

222 52 000 728 574 465

223 54 000 744 584 474

224 56 000 757 599 487

225 58 000 774 608 496

226 60 000 785 620 505

227 62 000 803 631 517

228 64 000 815 639 526

229 66 000 830 654 534

230 68 000 844 662 546

231 70 000 857 672 553

232 72 000 875 685 565

233 74 000 886 695 574

234 76 000 903 711 580

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 Ref.

No. Consideration Col 1 Col 2 Col 3

$ Not exceeding $ $ $

235 78 000 918 721 589

236 80 000 932 732 599

237 82 000 942 744 608

238 84 000 962 756 617

239 86 000 974 765 630

240 88 000 987 776 637

241 90 000 1006 785 646

242 92 000 1020 796 654

243 94 000 1030 810 662

244 96 000 1047 822 672

245 98 000 1063 834 683

246 100 000 1080 844 692

247

Over 100 000 - such additional charge as

isreasonable having regard to the

responsibility involved in and the complexity

of the transaction

PART C - RENEWAL OF BILL OF SALE

1. Charges of legal practitioner for creditor in connection with the renewal of a bill of sale

comprising instructions, preparation and perusal of documents and all necessary attendances and

correspondence shall be the charges prescribed by Column 1.

2. Charges of legal practitioner for debtor in connection with renewal of bill of sale comprising

instructions, perusals and all necessary attendances and correspondence shall be the charges



$ Not exceeding $ $

248 10 000 99 56

249 14 000 107 57

250 18 000 114 64


252 26 000 137 78

253 30 000 147 82

254 34 000 156 88

255 38 000 165 91

256 42 000 173 98

257 46 000 182 102

258 50 000 194 109

259 Exceeding 50 000 194 109

PART D - SATISFACTION OR DISCHARGE OF BILL OF SALE OR STOCK MORTGAGE

1. Charges of legal practitioner for creditor in connection with satisfaction or discharge of a bill

of sale or stock mortgage comprising preparation and perusal of documents (including

memorandum of satisfaction or discharge) and all necessary attendances and correspondence

and effecting final settlement with debtor, his or her legal practitioner or agent shall be the charges


2. Charges of legal practitioner for debtor in connection with satisfaction or discharge of a bill

of sale or stock mortgage comprising instructions, perusal of memorandum of satisfaction or

discharge, registration and all necessary attendances and correspondence and effecting final

settlement with creditor, his or her legal practitioner or agent shall be the charges prescribed by

Column 2.


$ Not exceeding $ $

260 10 000 95 56

261 14 000 102 57

262 18 000 110 64

263 22 000 120 72

264 26 000 130 78

265 30 000 140 82

266 Exceeding 30 000 140 82

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 PART E - APPLICATION BY LEGAL PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE UNDER THE

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT 1958

267. Charges of legal practitioner in connection with an application by a trustee, executor or

administrator to be registered as proprietor of real estate or mortgage, including instructions,

checking title identity, preparation of application, necessary attendances and correspondence and

registration - $339.50

268. For each additional certificate of title or mortgage produced beyond the first title or

mortgage referred to in the application - $32.20

PART F - APPLICATION BY SURVIVING PROPRIETOR

269. Charges of legal practitioner in connection with an application by a survivor of joint

proprietors to be registered as proprietor of real estate or mortgage, including instructions,

checking title identity, preparation of application and declaration, necessary attendances and

correspondence and registration - $376.60

270. For each additional certificate of title or mortgage produced beyond the first title or

mortgage referred to in the application - $32.20

PART G - PRODUCTION FEE

271. For production of Crown grants, certificates of title, title deeds, or other documents in the

possession of the legal practitioner of the person entitled to the custody thereof at such legal

practitioner's office or at the Land Registry, Office of the Registrar-General or elsewhere,

including, where necessary, endorsement of an order to register-

for not more than two Crown grants, certificates of title, chains of title deeds, or other

documents - $214.10

for each additional Crown grant, certificate of title, chain of title deeds, or other document

beyond the second - $32.20

FOURTH SCHEDULE

PART A - NEGOTIATING FOR OR PROCURING AN AGREEMENT FOR A LOAN WHEN THE

MONEY IS IN FACT LENT AND THE LEGAL PRACTITIONER IS NEITHER THE LENDER NOR

ONE OF THE LENDERS

272. In respect of money lent upon the security of real or leasehold estate or personal property –

1.09 per centum upon the amount lent.

Note:

If a legal practitioner negotiates for or procures an agreement for the renewal of a loan he

or she shall not in respect thereof be entitled to charge remuneration in accordance with this item

and his or her charge shall be 0.55 per centum upon the amount of the renewed loan.

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 273. (1) If a legal practitioner negotiates for or procures an agreement for a loan for his or her

client being the borrower or mortgagor through the agency of any person (other than a legal

practitioner) to whom a procuration fee is payable then he or she shall only be entitled to

remuneration in accordance with the First Schedule in respect of negotiating for or procuring such

agreement.

(2) If a legal practitioner negotiates for or procures an agreement for a loan for his or her

client being the borrower or mortgagor through the agency of another legal practitioner then the

remuneration provided by item 272 shall be divided between the legal practitioners, two-thirds

being payable to the legal practitioner for the mortgagee and one-third to the legal practitioner for

the mortgagor.

274. The remuneration prescribed under item 272 or 273 shall not include disbursements

reasonably incurred in travelling from any place of business and home respectively of such legal

practitioner and disbursements otherwise reasonably incurred in the inspection of the property

mortgaged or charged and in procuring the agreement for the loan which disbursements may be

charged in addition to the remuneration so prescribed.

PART B - FOR NEGOTIATING FOR OR PROCURING AN AGREEMENT FOR A LOAN WHEN

THE MONEY IS IN FACT LENT AND THE LEGAL PRACTITIONER OR THE LEGAL

PRACTITIONER'S NOMINEE COMPANY IS EITHER THE LENDER OR ONE OF THE

LENDERS

275. When the legal practitioner, or a nominee company of which the legal practitioner or a

partner of the legal practitioner is a director, is either the lender or one of the lenders no

remuneration shall be charged for negotiating or procuring the loan, except in the following cases:

(a) when the legal practitioner arranges and obtains the loan from a person for whom he

or she acts and subsequently by arrangement with his or her client lends the money and executes

or signs the security in his or her own name or the name of a nominee company of which he or

she or his or her partner is a director, he or she or such nominee company being in fact trustee or

agent for the person aforesaid; or

(b) when the legal practitioner contributes portion of the money in fact lent, and arranges

and obtains the remaining portion from another person not being his or her partner as a legal

practitioner, not being a co-trustee with him or her in relation to the money lent.

276. In either of the foregoing cases a charge for negotiating or procuring an agreement for a

loan may be made at the rate prescribed in Part A in respect of the amount so obtained from such

other person.

Note:

If a legal practitioner negotiates for or procures an agreement for the renewal of a loan from

such other person he or she shall not in respect thereof be entitled to charge remuneration in

accordance with item 272 and his or her charge shall be 0.55 per centum upon the amount of the

renewed loan.

_____________________________________________________

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 Raw data

First Schedule 2020 2021

2(a)(i) 22.08 22.50

2(a)(ii) 36.06 36.70

2(b) 10.74 10.90

2(c )(i) 22.08 22.50

2(c )(ii) 36.06 36.70

3(1) 13.68 13.90

3(2) 2.84 2.90

4(1) 14.38 14.70

4(2) 4.86 5.00

4(3) 14.38 14.70

4(4) 2.84 2.90

5(a) 14.38 14.70

5(b) 2.84 2.90

6 13.68 13.90

7 7.19 7.30

8 36.06 36.70

9 17.83 18.10

10 52.68 53.60

11 65.84 67.00

12 28.57 29.10

13 99.78 101.60

14 (a) 246.46 250.90

14(b) 122.88 125.10

14(c) 191.46 194.90

15 81.75 83.20

16(a) 78.71 80.10

16(b) 123.48 125.70

16 (c ) 123.48 125.70

16(d) 191.46 194.90

17(a) 55.31 56.30


17(b) 102.31 104.10

18 55.31 56.30

19 (a) 123.48 125.70

19(b) 1728.68 1759.80


Second Schedule

Part A

Table A – Transfer of Land Act 1958 Table B – General Law Land

2020 2021 2020` 2021

Col. 1 Col.2 Col. 1 Col. 2 Col. 1 Col.2 Col. 1 Col.2

393.04 272.50 400.07 276.90 571.33 345.43 581.28

351.21

423.43 289.72 430.61 295.22 599.70 368.73 610.80 375.64

445.72 306.94 454.03 312.53 627.05 390.01 638.29 397.02

478.14 327.20 486.60 332.89 657.44 417.36 668.83 424.51

507.51 345.43 517.14 351.21 687.83 441.67 700.38 449.96

528.79 362.65 538.52 369.53 715.18 463.95 727.87 472.35

561.20 381.90 571.10 388.88 745.57 487.25 759.43

495.77

582.48 400.14 592.48 407.20 774.95 508.53 788.95 518.16

614.89 418.37 626.07 425.52 805.34 534.86 819.49 544.63

638.19 438.63 649.48 446.90 831.67 561.20 846.98 571.10

664.53 458.89 675.95 467.26 861.05 580.45 876.50 590.44

690.87 478.14 703.44 486.60 888.40 604.76 903.98 615.89

719.23 496.37 731.94 504.93 916.77 627.05 933.51 638.29

745.57 516.63 759.43 526.31 948.17 652.37 965.06 663.74

774.95 534.86 788.95 544.63 972.48 676.68 989.50 689.19

801.28 555.12 815.42 564.99 1004.90 702.01 1023.09 714.64

816.48 564.24 830.69 574.15 1020.09 715.18 1038.36 727.87

831.67 574.37 846.98 584.33 1039.34 731.39 1057.70 744.16

846.87 587.54 862.25 598.58 1059.60 744.56 1079.08 758.41

864.09 596.66 879.55 607.75 1072.77 759.75 1092.31 773.68

883.34 610.84 898.89 622.00 1092.01 770.89 1111.66

784.88

900.56 619.96 917.22 631.16 1109.24 790.14 1128.96

804.22

915.75 627.05 932.49 638.29 1124.43 801.28 1144.23 815.42

930.95 642.24 947.76 653.56 1145.70 815.47 1166.63 829.67

948.17 652.37 965.06 663.74 1160.90 828.63 1181.90 843.92

962.35 660.48 979.32 671.88 1176.09 841.80 1197.17 857.16

979.57 671.62 997.64 684.10 1191.29 860.04 1212.44 875.48

996.79 681.75 1014.95 694.28 1209.52 869.15 1231.78 884.64

1008.95 697.96 1027.16 710.56 1225.73 887.39 1248.07 902.97

1028.20 708.09 1046.50 720.74 1244.98 900.56 1267.41 917.22

1045.42 719.23 1063.81 731.94 1263.21 915.75 1285.73 932.49

1062.64 731.39 1082.13 744.16 1281.45 925.88 1304.06 942.67

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 1076.82 742.53 1096.39 755.36

1301.71 945.13 1325.44 962.01

1092.01 750.63 1111.66 764.52 1315.89 957.29 1339.69 974.23

1109.24 761.78 1128.96

775.72 1331.08 971.47 1354.96 988.48

1124.43 770.89 1144.23

784.88 1346.28 987.68 1370.23 1005.78

1144.69 784.06 1165.61

798.11 1367.55 1001.86 1392.62 1020.04

1155.83 796.22 1176.81

810.33 1385.78 1013.00 1410.95 1031.23

1170.02 807.36 1191.06

821.53 1401.99 1028.20 1427.24 1046.50

1189.26 818.50 1210.40

832.72 1419.21 1044.40 1444.54 1062.79

1208.51 829.65 1229.74

844.94 1434.41 1059.60 1459.81

1062.79

1262.20 864.09 1284.72

879.55 1495.19 1101.13 1521.91 1120.82

1315.89 902.58 1339.69

919.25 1550.90 1151.78 1578.92 1172.74

1370.59 943.10 1395.68 959.97 1607.63 1200.41 1636.94 1221.60

1424.28 979.57 1449.63 997.64 1662.

33 1244.98 1691.92 1267.41

1476.95 1013.00 1503.59 1031.23 1725.14 1292.59 1756.05 1316.27

1532.67 1051.49 1560.59 1070.94 1782.88 1341.21 1815.09 1365.14

1585.35 1089.99 1613.53 1109.62 1840.62 1386.80 1874.14 1411.97

1641.06 1124.43 1670.54 1144.23 1897.35 1433.40 1931.15 1458.79

1694.75 1162.92 1725.51 1183.93 1954.08 1481.01 1989.17 1507.66

1748.44 1200.41 1779.46 1221.60 2014.86 1525.58 2051.27 1553.47

1882.15 1292.59 1915.88 1316.27 2155.66 1647.14 2194.81 1676.65

2017.90 1386.80 2054.32 1411.97 2296.47 1768.70 2337.33 1800.84

2155.66 1481.01 2194.81 1507.66 2440.32 1885.19 2483.92 1918.93

2288.37 1571.16 2329.18 1599.28 2588.22 2003.71 2634.58 2040.07

2424.11 1662.33 2467.63 1691.92 2731.05 2118.18 2780.16 2156.12

2557.83 1755.53 2604.04

1787.61 2871.86 2234.68 2923.70 2275.23

137.77 96.24 140.48

97.73 146.89 117.51 149.65 120.12

Part B

Table A – Transfer of Land Act 1958

Table B –

General Law

Land

2020 2021 2020 2021

Col. 1 Col.2 Col. 1 Col. 2 74.05

75.43


184.37 92.18 187.31 93.66

220.83 109.40 224.98 110.96

26.34 11.14 26.47 11.20

Part C

2020 2021

Item 1 262.87

267.63

Table A – Transfer of Land Act 195

Table B –

General Law

Land

2020 2021 2020 2021

Col. 1 Col.2 Col. 1 Col. 2 74.05

75.4

184.37 159.04 187.31 161.86

276.55 245.15 281.99 249.41

367.72 306.94 374.62 312.53

31.40 26.34 31.56 26.47

Third Schedule

Part A

2020 2021

Col. 1A Col. 1B Col.2C Col.2D Col. 1A Col. 1B Col.2C Col.2D

318.08 272.50 272.50 180.31

323.72 276.90 276.90 183.24

423.43 319.10 319.10 209.69

430.61 324.74 324.74 213.78

456.86 343.41 343.41 228.94

465.23 349.17 349.17 233.12

496.37 370.76 370.76 248.19

504.93 377.68 377.68 252.46

528.79 399.12 399.12 265.41

538.52 406.18 406.18 269.77


580.26 431.63 431.63 288.09

604.76 453.82 453.82 300.86

615.89 462.17 462.17 306.42

638.19 481.18 481.18 321.12

649.48 489.66 489.66 326.78

676.68 508.53 508.53 337.33

689.19 518.16 518.16 343.07

711.13 535.88 535.88 355.56

723.80 545.65 545.65 362.41

750.63 564.24 564.24 375.82

764.52 574.15 574.15 382.77

785.08 587.54 587.54 390.01

799.13 598.58 598.58 397.02

818.50 618.94 618.94 408.24

833.74 630.14 630.14 415.34

860.04 642.24 642.24 427.49

875.48 653.56 653.56 434.69

893.47 670.61 670.61 444.71

909.07 683.08 683.08 453.01

930.95 697.96 697.96 463.95

947.76 710.56 710.56 472.35

964.38 724.30 724.30 484.21

981.35 737.03 737.03 492.71

989.70 742.53 742.53 496.37

1007.82 756.37 756.37 504.93

1008.95 755.70 755.70 507.51

1027.16 769.61 769.61 517.14

1032.25 770.89 770.89 516.63

1050.58 784.88 784.88 526.31

1053.52 791.15 791.15 524.73

1072.97 805.24 805.24 534.45

1076.82 807.36 807.36 536.89

1096.39 821.53 821.53 546.67

1099.11 823.57 823.57 549.05

1118.78 838.83 838.83 558.88

1119.37 838.76 838.76 561.20

1139.14 854.10 854.10 571.10

1144.69 853.96 853.96 571.33

1165.61 869.37 869.37 581.28

1162.92 870.17 870.17 580.45

1183.93 885.66 885.66 590.44

1185.21 887.39 887.39 589.57

1206.33 902.97 902.97 600.62

1208.51 902.58 902.58 604.76

1230.76 919.25 919.25 615.89

1228.77 917.78 917.78 614.89

1251.12 934.52 934.52 626.07

1250.04 931.96 931.96 626.03

1272.50 948.78 948.78 637.27

1270.30 954.25 954.25 636.16

1292.86 971.17 971.17 647.45

1292.59 969.44 969.44 645.28

1316.27 986.44 986.44 656.61

1315.89 987.68 987.68 657.44

1339.69 1005.78 1005.78 668.83

1335.13 1001.86 1001.86 667.57

1359.03 1020.04 1020.04 680.02

1356.41 1018.07 1018.07 679.72

1380.41 1036.32 1036.32 692.24

1380.72 1035.29 1035.29 689.85

1405.86 1053.63 1053.63 702.42

1401.99 1051.49 1051.49 698.97

1427.24 1069.92 1069.92 711.58

1425.29 1067.70 1067.70 711.13

1450.65 1087.22 1087.22 723.80

1445.55 1080.87 1080.87 721.26

1472.03 1100.46 1100.46 733.98

1467.84 1099.11 1099.11 736.45

1494.42 1118.78 1118.78 749.25

1488.10 1115.31 1115.31 743.54

1514.78 1135.07 1135.07 757.39


1534.13 1149.32 1149.32 766.55

1582.31 1185.21 1185.21 791.15

1610.48 1206.33 1206.33 805.24

1654.23 1240.93 1240.93 825.60

1683.77 1263.34 1263.34 840.87

1727.17 1295.63 1295.63 864.09

1758.09 1319.33 1319.33 879.55

1797.06 1350.33 1350.33 901.57

1829.35 1374.30 1374.30 918.24

1872.02 1406.04 1406.04 937.03

1905.70 1431.31 1431.31 953.87

1944.96 1460.75 1460.75 970.45

1980.01 1487.30 1487.30 987.46

2017.90 1512.41 1512.41 1005.91

2054.32 1539.22 1539.22 1024.11

2085.77 1569.14 1569.14 1045.42

2123.55 1597.24 1597.24 1063.81

2159.72 1623.84 1623.84 1079.86

2198.88 1653.23 1653.23 1099.44

2233.67 1636.00 1636.00 1091.00

2274.21 1665.45 1665.45 1110.64

2414.99 1773.76 1773.76 1180.15

2458.47 1805.93 1805.93 1201.24

180.31 133.72 133.72 91.17

183.24 136.41 136.41 92.64

Part B

2020 2021

Col.1 Col. 2 Col.3 Col.1 Col. 2 Col.3

224.89 179.30 146.89 229.05 182.22 149.65

248.19 197.54 159.04 252.46 201.56 161.86

273.51 217.80 173.22 278.93 221.92 176.11

299.85 236.03 190.44 305.40 240.25 193.42

321.12 254.26 206.65 326.78 258.57 210.73

345.43 272.50 223.87 351.21 276.90 228.03

368.73 289.72 238.06 375.64 295.22 242.28

390.01 306.94 254.26 397.02 312.53 258.57

417.36 327.20 265.41 424.51 332.89 269.77

441.67 345.43 282.63 449.96 351.21 288.09

463.95 362.65 299.85 472.35 369.53 305.40

487.25 382.91 316.06 495.77 389.89 321.69

508.53 401.15 327.20 518.16 408.22 332.89

535.88 418.37 343.41 545.65 425.52 349.17

561.20 438.63 359.62 571.10 446.90 366.48

Law Institute of Victoria, October 2020 580.45 456.86 375.82 590.44 465.23 382.77

604.76 478.14 388.99 615.89 486.60 396.00

628.06 496.37 402.16 639.30 504.93 409.24

650.35 516.63 418.37 661.70 526.31 425.52

676.68 535.88 436.60 689.19 545.65 444.87

702.01 555.12 445.72 714.64 564.99 454.03

715.18 564.24 456.86 727.87 574.15 465.23

731.39 574.37 465.98 744.16 584.33 474.39

743.54 587.54 478.14 757.39 598.58 486.60

759.75 596.66 487.25 773.68 607.75 495.77

770.89 608.81 496.37 784.88 619.96 504.93

789.13 619.96 507.51 803.20 631.16 517.14

801.28 628.06 516.63 815.42 639.30 526.31

815.47 642.24 524.73 829.67 653.56 534.45

828.63 650.35 535.88 843.92 661.70 545.65

841.80 660.48 542.97 857.16 671.88 552.77

860.04 672.63 555.12 875.48 685.11 564.99

870.17 682.76 564.24 885.66 695.29 574.15

887.39 697.96 570.32 902.97 710.56 580.26

901.57 708.09 579.44 918.24 720.74 589.42

915.75 719.23 587.54 932.49 731.94 598.58

924.87 731.39 596.66 941.65 744.16 607.75

945.13 742.53 605.77 962.01 756.37 616.91

957.29 750.63 618.94 974.23 764.52 630.14

970.45 761.78 626.03 987.46 775.72 637.27

987.68 770.89 635.15 1005.78 784.88 646.43

1001.86 782.04 642.24 1020.04 796.08 653.56

1011.99 796.22 650.35 1030.22 810.33 661.70

1028.20 807.36 660.48 1046.50 821.53 671.88

1044.40 818.50 670.61 1062.79 833.74 683.08

1060.61 828.63 679.72 1080.10 843.92 692.24

Part C

2020 2021

Col.1 Col. 2 Col.1 Col. 2

97.25 54.70

98.75 55.99

105.35 55.72

106.89 57.01


112.44 62.81

114.02 64.13

122.57 70.91

125.21 72.28

134.73 76.99

137.43 78.39

143.85 81.04

146.59 82.46

152.96 86.11

155.75 87.55

162.08 89.14

164.92 90.60

170.18 96.24

173.06 97.73

179.30 100.29

182.22 101.80

191.46 107.38

194.44 108.93

191.46 107.38

194.44 108.93

Part D

2020 2021

Col.1 Col. 2 Col.1 Col. 2

93.20 54.70

94.67 55.99

100.29 55.72

101.80 57.01

108.39 62.81

109.94 64.13

117.51 70.91

120.12 72.28

127.64 76.99

130.30 78.39

137.77 81.04

140.48 82.46

137.77 81.04

140.48 82.46

Part E

Part F

Part G

2020 2021 2020 2021 2020 2021

333.48 339.50 369.95 376.56 210.30 214.09

31.61 32.17 31.61 32.17 31.61 32.17

2020 2021

7(c)- lower limit 17.22 17.31

7(c)-upper limit 24.72 25.45

10(b) 165.42 167.97

Second schedule- Part B

Item 3

212.53

216.30

Second schedule- Part C

Item 1 262.87

267.70

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