200 Railway access contracts
Greater London Authority Act 1999 (1999 c 29) | Legislation

200  Railway access contracts

(1)     Where it considers that to do so is best calculated to meet any need relating to transport in or around, or to or from, Greater London, Transport for London may enter into an access contract to which section 18 of the Railways Act 1993 applies, notwithstanding—

(a)     that such a contract can only be entered into on terms approved (with or without modification) by [the Office of Rail and Road] and pursuant to directions given by [the Office of Rail and Road] under that section; and

(b)     that the terms of the contract may confer on [the Office of Rail and Road] powers to determine

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