Traffic Management Act 2004
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Change 1
19 Power to require information relating to network management
(1) The appropriate national authority may direct a network management authority to provide it, within a specified period, with specified information connected with any aspect of the performance of their duties under sections 16 and 17. (2) The information that may be specified in such a direction— (a) must be information which the authority have in their possession or can reasonably be expected to acquire; and (b) includes, in particular, information relating to— (i) the management of a network management authority's road network; or (ii) the use of their road network by different kinds of traffic or the effects of that use. (3) A direction under this section may be given to two or more network management authorities or to network management authorities of a description specified in the direction. (4) A direction under this section given to a London authority must be copied to the Mayor.
19 Power to require information relating to network management
(1) The appropriate national authority may direct a network management authority to provide it, within a specified period, with specified information connected with any aspect of the performance of their duties under sections 16 and 17. (2) The information that may be specified in such a direction— (a) must be information which the authority have in their possession or can reasonably be expected to acquire; and (b) includes, in particular, information relating to— (i) the management of a network management authority's road network; or (ii) the use of their road network by different kinds of traffic or the effects of that use. (3) A direction under this section may be given to two or more network management authorities or to network management authorities of a description specified in the direction. (4) A direction under this section given to a London authority must be copied to the Mayor.
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