[Part 1 Test for Exercise of Bus Functions by Local Authorities]
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 10 [Competition Test: Functions and Agreements Relating to Buses]

Section 153

[Part 1 Test for Exercise of Bus Functions by Local Authorities]

[Functions to which this Part of this Schedule applies]

1

(1)     The functions to which [this Part of] this Schedule applies are those of—

[(za)     making and varying advanced quality partnership schemes,]

(a)     making and varying quality partnership schemes,

[(aa)     making and varying advanced ticketing schemes,]

(b)     making and varying ticketing schemes,

[(ba)     making and varying enhanced partnership schemes,] and

(c)     inviting and accepting tenders under section 89 or 91 of the Transport Act 1985 (subsidised services).

(2)     For the purposes of [this Part of] this Schedule an authority proposes (or authorities propose) to exercise a function to which [this Part of] this Schedule applies—

[(za)     in the case of the function of making or varying an advanced quality partnership scheme, once notice of a proposal to make or vary it has been given under section 113G(1),]

(a)     in the case of the function of making or varying a quality partnership scheme, once notice of a proposal to make or vary it has been given under section 115(1),

[(aa)     in the case

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