178 Preliminary
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

Chapter II
Workplace Parking Levy

Licensing schemes

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(1)     In this Part “licensing scheme†means a scheme for imposing charges in respect of the provision of workplace parking places at premises in the area covered by the scheme to be paid on licences covering the provision of a maximum number of such parking places at the premises.

(2)     Charges imposed in respect of any premises by a licensing scheme under this Part shall be paid—

(a)     by the occupier of the premises,

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