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As published
126 Application of sections 52 and 56 of the 1981 Act.
(1) The power under section 52(1) of the 1981 Act (fees for grant of licences, etc.) to prescribe fees chargeable by traffic commissioners shall apply in relation to fees so chargeable in respect of—
(a) applications for the registration of services under section 6 of this Act and for the variation or cancellation of such registrations;
(aa) the continuation in force of registrations under that section;
(b) the issue of any documents issued in accordance with regulations under that section with respect to registrations under that section;
(c) applications for, and the grant of, permits under section 19 or 22 of this Act; and
(d) applications for, and the grant of, London local service licences.
(2) Subsection (2) of that section (power of traffic commissioners to decline to proceed until any fee or instalment of a fee is paid) shall accordingly apply as if subsection (1) above were included in subsection (1) of that section; and for that purpose the references in subsection (2) of that section to licences shall include references to permits.
(3) Section 56 of the 1981 Act (records of licences) shall apply in relation to each of the following —
(a) registrations under section 6 of this Act;
(b) traffic regulation conditions determined under section 7 of this Act;
(bb) permits under section 19 or 22 of this Act granted, varied or revoked by a traffic commissioner;
(bc) copies of permits submitted to a traffic commissioner by way of a return made pursuant to an order under section 19(7)(c) of this Act;
(c) London local service licences granted under Part II of this Act;
as it applies in relation to licences granted under that Act.
Your change, as a redline
126 Application of sections 52 and 56 of the 1981 Act.
(1) The power under section 52(1) of the 1981 Act (fees for grant of licences, etc.) to prescribe fees chargeable by traffic commissioners shall apply in relation to fees so chargeable in respect of—
(a) applications for the registration of services under section 6 of this Act and for the variation or cancellation of such registrations;
(aa) the continuation in force of registrations under that section;
(b) the issue of any documents issued in accordance with regulations under that section with respect to registrations under that section;
(c) applications for, and the grant of, permits under section 19 or 22 of this Act; and
(d) applications for, and the grant of, London local service licences.
(2) Subsection (2) of that section (power of traffic commissioners to decline to proceed until any fee or instalment of a fee is paid) shall accordingly apply as if subsection (1) above were included in subsection (1) of that section; and for that purpose the references in subsection (2) of that section to licences shall include references to permits.
(3) Section 56 of the 1981 Act (records of licences) shall apply in relation to each of the following —
(a) registrations under section 6 of this Act;
(b) traffic regulation conditions determined under section 7 of this Act;
(bb) permits under section 19 or 22 of this Act granted, varied or revoked by a traffic commissioner;
(bc) copies of permits submitted to a traffic commissioner by way of a return made pursuant to an order under section 19(7)(c) of this Act;
(c) London local service licences granted under Part II of this Act;
as it applies in relation to licences granted under that Act.
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