Local Government and Rating Act 1997
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Change 1
29 Information about transport.
(1) A parish council or community council may investigate— (a) the provision and use of, and the need for, public passenger transport services in their area, (b) the use of and need for roads in their area, and (c) the management and control of traffic in their area. (2) A parish council or community council may publicise information on public passenger transport services in their area or, on any conditions they think fit, assist others to do so. (3) In this section “public passenger transport services” has the same meaning as in the Transport Act 1985 (see section 63(10)).
29 Information about transport.
(1) A parish council or community council may investigate— (a) the provision and use of, and the need for, public passenger transport services in their area, (b) the use of and need for roads in their area, and (c) the management and control of traffic in their area. (2) A parish council or community council may publicise information on public passenger transport services in their area or, on any conditions they think fit, assist others to do so. (3) In this section “public passenger transport services” has the same meaning as in the Transport Act 1985 (see section 63(10)).
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