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Greater London Authority Act 1999

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As published

162 Provision of information.

(1) Transport for London shall make available such information as it thinks fit which— (a) relates to public passenger transport services provided to, from and within Greater London, and (b) is required by members of the general public to assist in deciding what use to make of such services. (2) The information shall be made available, in such manner as Transport for London thinks fit, to— (a) the general public, and (b) such other persons as Transport for London thinks fit. (3) Transport for London may make such charges as it thinks fit for information which it makes available; but no such charge may be made if the information relates to public passenger transport services provided exclusively— (a) by Transport for London or any of its subsidiaries, or (b) by other persons under any transport subsidiary’s agreement or under agreements entered into under section 156(2) or (3) above.

Your change, as a redline

162 Provision of information.

(1) Transport for London shall make available such information as it thinks fit which— (a) relates to public passenger transport services provided to, from and within Greater London, and (b) is required by members of the general public to assist in deciding what use to make of such services. (2) The information shall be made available, in such manner as Transport for London thinks fit, to— (a) the general public, and (b) such other persons as Transport for London thinks fit. (3) Transport for London may make such charges as it thinks fit for information which it makes available; but no such charge may be made if the information relates to public passenger transport services provided exclusively— (a) by Transport for London or any of its subsidiaries, or (b) by other persons under any transport subsidiary’s agreement or under agreements entered into under section 156(2) or (3) above.

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