Traffic Management Act 2004
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11 Uniform
(1) The appropriate national authority shall determine the uniform for traffic officers designated by, or under an authorisation given by, that authority. (2) The Secretary of State may delegate his or her function under subsection (1) to a strategic highways company. (3) A delegation under subsection (2) may specify— (a) the extent to which the function is delegated; (b) any conditions to which the delegation is subject.
11 Uniform
(1) The appropriate national authority shall determine the uniform for traffic officers designated by, or under an authorisation given by, that authority. (2) The Secretary of State may delegate his or her function under subsection (1) to a strategic highways company. (3) A delegation under subsection (2) may specify— (a) the extent to which the function is delegated; (b) any conditions to which the delegation is subject.
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