The Strikes (Minimum Service Levels: Passenger Railway Services) Regulations 2023
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6 Minimum service levels: category C services
(1) The level of service for the purposes of enabling work notices under section 234C of the 1992 Act to be given in relation to strikes as respects category C services, is the provision of the light rail services necessary to operate the equivalent of 40% of the timetabled services during the strike affecting a light rail system. (2) For the purposes of this regulation— (a) a service is a timetabled service in relation to a person providing category C services if it is a train listed as operating during the strike period in the most recently published timetable for the light rail system concerned that was available on the day the notice of the strike under section 234A of the 1992 Act was received; (b) a timetable is published if it is made available to the public by the person who provides the train operation services on the light rail system; (c) where there are different timetables applicable to different lines within a light rail system, the timetable means the aggregate of all the timetables for those different lines. (3) In this regulation— “light rail system” means whichever of the light rail systems specified in the definition of “light rail services” in regulation 2(1) to which a strike relates; “train” has the meaning that it has for the purposes of regulation 2.
6 Minimum service levels: category C services
(1) The level of service for the purposes of enabling work notices under section 234C of the 1992 Act to be given in relation to strikes as respects category C services, is the provision of the light rail services necessary to operate the equivalent of 40% of the timetabled services during the strike affecting a light rail system. (2) For the purposes of this regulation— (a) a service is a timetabled service in relation to a person providing category C services if it is a train listed as operating during the strike period in the most recently published timetable for the light rail system concerned that was available on the day the notice of the strike under section 234A of the 1992 Act was received; (b) a timetable is published if it is made available to the public by the person who provides the train operation services on the light rail system; (c) where there are different timetables applicable to different lines within a light rail system, the timetable means the aggregate of all the timetables for those different lines. (3) In this regulation— “light rail system” means whichever of the light rail systems specified in the definition of “light rail services” in regulation 2(1) to which a strike relates; “train” has the meaning that it has for the purposes of regulation 2.
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