New Roads and Street Works Act 1991
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106K Interpretation
(1) In this Part the following terms have the same meaning as in Part 3— “apparatus” (see sections 89(3) and 105(1)); “in” (in a context referring to apparatus in a street) (see section 105(1)); “street” (see section 48(1) and (2)); “undertaker” (in relation to apparatus or in a context referring to having apparatus in a street) (see sections 48(5) and 89(4)). (2) In this Part “processing” has the same meaning as in the Data Protection Act 2018 (see section 3(4) of that Act) and “process” is to be read accordingly.
106K Interpretation
(1) In this Part the following terms have the same meaning as in Part 3— “apparatus” (see sections 89(3) and 105(1)); “in” (in a context referring to apparatus in a street) (see section 105(1)); “street” (see section 48(1) and (2)); “undertaker” (in relation to apparatus or in a context referring to having apparatus in a street) (see sections 48(5) and 89(4)). (2) In this Part “processing” has the same meaning as in the Data Protection Act 2018 (see section 3(4) of that Act) and “process” is to be read accordingly.
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