132 Variation or revocation of scheme
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

132  Variation or revocation of scheme

(1)     The authority or authorities who made the scheme (other than any to whose area the scheme no longer relates) may vary it by—

(a)     increasing the area to which it relates (to no greater than the whole of their area or combined area) or adding to the description of local services which are to be provided under quality contracts,

(b)     reducing that area or reducing the description of services, or

(c)     providing for new exclusions from the scheme or for the variation or revocation of existing exclusions.

(2)     The scheme may not be varied under subsection (1)(a) unless the conditions set out in [subsection (1)(a) and (b) [subsection (1)(a) to (e)] of section 124 . . .] are met with respect to the scheme as varied.

(3)     The scheme may not be varied under subsection (1)(b) unless [the relevant conditions]—

(a)     are no longer met with respect

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