[138O Revocation]
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

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[(1)     A local transport authority or authorities may, if they consider it appropriate to do so—

(a)     revoke an enhanced partnership plan that relates to the whole or any part of their area or combined area, and

(b)     revoke an enhanced partnership scheme relating to such a plan.

(2)     A local transport authority or authority may not—

(a)     revoke an enhanced partnership plan without also revoking all enhanced partnership schemes relating to it, or

(b)     revoke all enhanced partnership schemes relating to an enhanced partnership plan without also revoking the plan.

(3)     A local transport authority or authorities may not revoke an enhanced partnership plan or scheme unless they have complied with subsections (4) to (8).

(4)     A local transport authority or authorities must give notice of a proposal to revoke an enhanced partnership plan or scheme in such manner as

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