(2F) An issue fee is payable on the issue date.  (2G) Further instalments are payable at monthly intervals with the first being payable on  the date which is the last day of the period of one month beginning with the day  immediately following the issue date.  (2H) The number of further instalments is determined by the number of complete months  in the period beginning with the date on which the first instalment falls due and ending with  the expiry date.  (2I) The amounts of the issue fee and of each further instalment are determined according  to the number of further instalments payable as set out in Table 2.  Table 2  Issue fee  Number of further instalments  Amount  of  each  further  instalment  £13.18  11  £13.12  £14.40  10  £14.31  £15.75  9  £15.75  £17.50  8  £17.50  £19.74  7  £19.68  £22.50  6  £22.50  £26.25  5  £26.25”.  Morgan of Cotes Secretary of State  Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport  10th February 2020  We consent:  Rebecca Harris  Iain Stewart  Two of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury  11th February 2020  These Regulations amend the Communications (Television Licensing) Regulations 2004 (S.I.  2004/692) to make provision for a form of TV licence to be known as a “simple payment plan  licence (not black and white only)” (a “simple payment licence”). The 2004 Regulations were  amended by the Communications (Television Licensing) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2018  (SI 2018/339) to trial these types of licence, on a temporary basis, permitting the TV licence fee to  be paid for in evenly spread monthly or fortnightly instalments, in specified circumstances.  These Regulations bring the temporary scheme into ongoing operation by removing the provisions  which time limit the temporary scheme (regulation 4(b)). These Regulations also make some  changes to the conditions of the scheme. For example the definition of a “debt advice charity” has  been widened (regulation 4(e)). In addition, a new “Circumstance D” has been included for the  EXPLANATORY NOTE  (This note is not part of the Regulations)  3