Local Transport Act 2008
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127 Civil enforcement of traffic contraventions: meaning of “local authority”
(1) Part 6 of the Traffic Management Act 2004 (c. 18) (civil enforcement of traffic contraventions) is amended as follows. (2) In section 76 (civil enforcement officers) at the end insert— (6) In this section “local authority” includes a non-metropolitan district council. . (3) In section 85 (prohibition of double parking) at the end insert— (9) In this section “local authority” includes a non-metropolitan district council. . (4) In section 86 (prohibition of parking at dropped footways etc) at the end insert— (10) In this section “local authority” includes a non-metropolitan district council. . (5) In section 87 (guidance to local authorities) at the end insert— (3) In this section “local authority” includes a non-metropolitan district council. .
127 Civil enforcement of traffic contraventions: meaning of “local authority”
(1) Part 6 of the Traffic Management Act 2004 (c. 18) (civil enforcement of traffic contraventions) is amended as follows. (2) In section 76 (civil enforcement officers) at the end insert— (6) In this section “local authority” includes a non-metropolitan district council. . (3) In section 85 (prohibition of double parking) at the end insert— (9) In this section “local authority” includes a non-metropolitan district council. . (4) In section 86 (prohibition of parking at dropped footways etc) at the end insert— (10) In this section “local authority” includes a non-metropolitan district council. . (5) In section 87 (guidance to local authorities) at the end insert— (3) In this section “local authority” includes a non-metropolitan district council. .
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