Traffic Management Act 2004
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22 Appointment of traffic director: supplementary
(1) Where by virtue of an intervention order a traffic director is to be appointed in relation to a network management authority— (a) any person (including the national authority making the order, another network management authority, a Passenger Transport Executive or any other public authority) may be appointed; (b) the appointment may be made on such terms as that national authority may consider appropriate; and (c) the appointment may be revoked by that national authority. (2) The powers conferred by subsection (1) have effect subject to the provisions of the order. (3) Notice of any appointment of a traffic director (or the revocation of an appointment) shall be given to the network management authority and, in the case of a London authority, to the Mayor. (4) Any such notice of an appointment must be given before the traffic director begins to carry out any of his duties.
22 Appointment of traffic director: supplementary
(1) Where by virtue of an intervention order a traffic director is to be appointed in relation to a network management authority— (a) any person (including the national authority making the order, another network management authority, a Passenger Transport Executive or any other public authority) may be appointed; (b) the appointment may be made on such terms as that national authority may consider appropriate; and (c) the appointment may be revoked by that national authority. (2) The powers conferred by subsection (1) have effect subject to the provisions of the order. (3) Notice of any appointment of a traffic director (or the revocation of an appointment) shall be given to the network management authority and, in the case of a London authority, to the Mayor. (4) Any such notice of an appointment must be given before the traffic director begins to carry out any of his duties.
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