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When the London congestion charge was originally introduced, most diplomats appear to have accepted, though with some reservation, statements by the UK authorities that they were required to pay it. In 2005, however, when the charge was raised from £5 to £8, the US Government announced that they regarded it as a tax from which their diplomats were exempt and would no longer pay. In a Diplomatic Note of 11 July 2005 to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the US Embassy set out the legal reasons for their position. As regards the reliance by the UK Government on Article 34(e) of the Vienna Convention they commented:

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