78 [Local authorities] in England: school travel schemes
Education and Inspections Act 2006 (2006 c 40) | Legislation

78  [Local authorities] in England: school travel schemes

(1)     After section 508D of EA 1996 (inserted by section 77 above) insert—

“508E [Local authorities] in England: school travel schemes

(1)     Schedule 35C has effect in relation to school travel schemes.

(2)     Where a school travel scheme is in force under Schedule 35C, the [local authority] in England by which the scheme is made must give effect to the scheme by—

(a)     making the

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