(1) A local law may—
(a) provide that a Council may by resolution determine a fee, charge, fare or rent in relation to any property, undertaking, good, service or other act, matter or thing; and
(b) prescribe, regulate or determine the purposes for which and the conditions on which a Council may—
(i) grant a permit, licence, authority or registration; or
(ii) perform or supply a service; or
(iii) supply any goods or information; and
(c) prescribe the manner in which an application may be made for a permit, licence, authority or registration; and
(d) prescribe the fee which is payable for the granting, renewal or transfer of a permit, licence, authority or registration.
(2) The power to make a local law imposing fees may be exercised by providing for all or any of the following matters—
(a) specific fees;
(b) maximum or minimum fees;
(c) maximum and minimum fees;
(d) scales of fees according to the value of goods or services provided for the fees or the project being assessed;
(e) the payment of fees either generally or under specified conditions or in specified circumstances;
(f) the reduction, waiver or refund, in whole or in part, of the fees.
(3) If a local law provides for a reduction, waiver or refund, in whole or in part, of a fee, the reduction, waiver or refund may be expressed to apply—
(a) subject to specified conditions or in the discretion of any specified person or body; and
(b) either generally or specifically—
(i) in respect of certain matters or transactions or classes of matters or transactions; or
(ii) in respect of certain documents or classes of documents; or
(iii) when an event happens; or
(iv) in respect of certain persons or classes of persons; or
(v) in respect of any combination of matters, transactions, documents, events or persons.