[123D Audit]
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

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[(1)     If, after preparing an assessment of a proposed franchising scheme under section 123B, the authority or authorities wish to proceed with the proposed scheme, they must obtain a report from an independent auditor on that assessment.

(2)     The auditor's report must state whether, in the opinion of the auditor—

(a)     the information relied on by the authority or authorities in considering the matters referred to in section 123B(3)(d) or (e) is of sufficient

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