170 Charging schemes: consultation and inquiries
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

170  Charging schemes: consultation and inquiries

[(1A)     Where the charging authority or any of the charging authorities are—

(a)     a local traffic authority for an area in England, or

(b)     an Integrated Transport Authority[, a combined authority or a combined county authority],

that authority or those authorities (acting alone or jointly) must consult such local persons, and such representatives of local persons, as they consider appropriate about the charging scheme.

(1B)     In subsection (1A)—

“local persons” means any persons who are likely to be affected by, or interested in, the making of the scheme;

“representatives” means any persons who appear to the charging authority or charging authorities to be representative of local persons.

(1C)     In any other case, the charging authority

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