Unlike a rate sheet (which is definitely an advertisement) a fee sheet arguably doesn't meet the regulatory definition of an advertisement (
Da Rule)... at least not in my book. That is, it is not "a commercial message, in any medium, that is designed to attract public attention or patronage to a product or business." I don't know of any fee list that solicits patronage.

So if push comes to shove, you have a valid argument that it isn't required. BUT! When possible, I avoid push and shove arguments with examiners. Criminy, it is easy enough to include, and then you have no worries. Cheap insurance in my book (my book has a lot of chapters).

FWIW, it is on my bank's fee sheet.