10 Conditions of licences: activities carried on by virtue of a licence exemption
Railways Act 1993 (1993 c 43) | Legislation

10  Conditions of licences: activities carried on by virtue of a licence exemption

(1)     If and so long as a person is a licence exempt operator—

(a)     there shall not be included in any licence granted to him any condition which relates to his licence exempt activities, except to the extent permitted by virtue of subsection (2) below; and

(b)     any such condition which is included in a licence which has been granted to him shall, except to that extent, be of no effect so far as so relating.

(2)     A condition which relates to both—

(a)     a licensed activity carried on by a person (“the licensee”), and

(b)     a licence exempt activity carried on by him,

may be included in a licence, but only if and to the extent that, in the opinion

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