121 Variation: supplementary
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

121  Variation: supplementary

(1)     The relevant references to the authority or authorities in relation to a quality partnership scheme—

(a)     include a local transport authority if it has been varied so that it relates to that authority's area, but

(b)     do not include a local transport authority if it has been varied so that it no longer relates to that authority's area.

(2)     But if (although the scheme does not relate to a local transport authority's area) it would do by reason of a proposed variation, those references (apart from those in section 118) include that authority.

(3)

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