The Department of Government Services charges a range of fees for services and fines for breaking the law. For example:
- Births, Deaths and Marriages charges a fee for issuing a birth certificate
- Working with Children Check Victoria charges a fee when you apply for a check
- Consumer Affairs Victoria can issue a fine to a car dealer that does not provide a roadworthy certificate to a buyer.
Fees and fines are officially set and revised by law.
Each year, fees and fines are automatically indexed for inflation, so that the value of those fees and fines is maintained.
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Indexed fees and fines from 1 July 2023 – Department of Government Services
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Indexed fees and fines from 1 July 2023 – Department of Government Services
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