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relates to the filing fee that an accused is liable to pay upon being convicted. It provides that if certain conditions are fulfilled, the Magistrates' Court must order the accused to pay by way of costs, in addition to the amount of the fine and any other costs, the amount of the filing fee that, but for the exemption, would have been payable. This rule applies if—
a charge-sheet containing one or more charges is filed with a registrar of the Magistrates' Court; and
no filing fee is payable because of an exemption contained in the regulations; and
the accused is convicted of one or more of the alleged offences and is ordered to pay a fine.