116 Making of scheme
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

116  Making of scheme

(1)     If the authority or authorities decide that it is appropriate to make the scheme, they may make it as proposed or with modifications.

(2)     The scheme must specify [each of the following]—

(a)     the facilities to be provided under it by the authority or authorities,

(b)     the standard of services to be provided under it by operators of local services,

[(bb)     any registration restrictions imposed by it and any registration criteria specified in it,]

(c)     the date on which it is to come into operation, . . .

(d)     the period for which it is to remain in operation, which must not be less than five years,

[(e)     if any facilities or standards of services are to be provided under the scheme as from a

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