[138F Preparation, notice and consultation]
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

[138F  Preparation, notice and consultation]

[(1)     If a local transport authority or authorities propose to make an enhanced partnership plan and scheme, they must—

(a)     give notice of their intention to prepare a plan and scheme in such manner as they consider appropriate for bringing it to the attention of persons in their area or combined area,

(b)     prepare a plan and scheme for consultation,

(c)     give notice of the plan and scheme prepared to the persons who are operators of qualifying local services in the area to which the plan relates on the relevant day, and

(d)     give notice of the proposal to make the plan and scheme in such manner as they consider appropriate for bringing it to the attention of persons in their area or combined area.

(2)     A notice under subsection (1)(c) must—

(a)     contain full details of the plan and scheme prepared,

(b)     state the effect of subsection (5), and

(c)     state the period within which objections may be made (which may not be less than 28 days).

(3)     A notice under subsection (1)(d) must—

(a)     contain full details of the plan and scheme proposed, or

(b)     state where such details may

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