Railway Employment (Prevention of Accidents) Act 1900
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4 Questions to be kept in view in considering objections.
The Board of Trade, in considering any objection to a draft rule, and the Commissioners in considering any objection referred to them, shall, amongst other matters, have regard to the question whether the requirements of the rule would materially interefere with the trade of the country, or with the necessary operations of any railway company.
4 Questions to be kept in view in considering objections.
The Board of Trade, in considering any objection to a draft rule, and the Commissioners in considering any objection referred to them, shall, amongst other matters, have regard to the question whether the requirements of the rule would materially interefere with the trade of the country, or with the necessary operations of any railway company.
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