The Goods Vehicles (International Road Transport Permits and Haulage Within the EU) Regulations 2024
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18 Appeal to traffic commissioner
(1) An appeal to a traffic commissioner against the cancellation of a permit must be brought within the period of 28 days beginning with the day after day the operator is notified of the cancellation. (2) The traffic commissioner deciding the appeal must— (a) consider any written representations made, and any evidence provided, by the appellant, (b) if the appellant makes a written application for the cancellation to be suspended pending the appeal, decide whether the cancellation should be so suspended, (c) decide the appeal and inform the appellant of the outcome of the appeal— (i) within the period of 56 days beginning with the day after the day the appeal is brought, or (ii) within any further period the traffic commissioner considers necessary for the appeal to be dealt with fairly and justly, and (d) provide reasons for any decision made under this regulation. (3) The traffic commissioner may include in any decision made under this regulation any directions the traffic commissioner considers appropriate to give effect to it.
18 Appeal to traffic commissioner
(1) An appeal to a traffic commissioner against the cancellation of a permit must be brought within the period of 28 days beginning with the day after day the operator is notified of the cancellation. (2) The traffic commissioner deciding the appeal must— (a) consider any written representations made, and any evidence provided, by the appellant, (b) if the appellant makes a written application for the cancellation to be suspended pending the appeal, decide whether the cancellation should be so suspended, (c) decide the appeal and inform the appellant of the outcome of the appeal— (i) within the period of 56 days beginning with the day after the day the appeal is brought, or (ii) within any further period the traffic commissioner considers necessary for the appeal to be dealt with fairly and justly, and (d) provide reasons for any decision made under this regulation. (3) The traffic commissioner may include in any decision made under this regulation any directions the traffic commissioner considers appropriate to give effect to it.
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