SCHEDULE 28 Transitionals and Savings about Railways
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 28 Transitionals and Savings about Railways

Section 253

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Consumer protection conditions

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(1)     The Secretary of State may make in relation to a licence or licence exemption granted before the coming into force of Part I of Schedule 17 a scheme making such provision as appears to him to be appropriate in consequence of the amendments made by that Part of that Schedule.

(2)     The scheme may include modifications of—

(a)     the licence or licence exemption, and

(b)     any agreements or other arrangements or other documents relating to the person (or any of the persons) to whom it was granted,

(in particular so that references to the Regulator have effect as references to the Authority).

(3)     The scheme may include provision for things done by the Regulator before the time when

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