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165 Index of defined expressions.
The expressions listed below are defined or otherwise fall to be construed for the purposes of this Part in accordance with the provisions indicated—
affected by (in relation to apparatus and works) | section 164(4)
apparatus | section 148(2) and 164
arbitration | section 158
bridge | section 147(1)(a)
bridge authority | section 147(1)(b)
carriageway | section 164
the Commissioner | section 112A(1)
costs | section 155
disability | (see section 164(4))
emergency works | section 111
enactment | section 164
expenses | section 155
fixed penalty offence | section 154A(1)
footway | section 164
in (in a context referring to works, apparatus or other property in a road) | section 164
local roads authority | section 145(1)
major bridge works | section 147(2)
major works for roads purposes | section 145(3)
major transport works | section 150(2)
notice | section 156
prescribed | section 163
public road | section 145(1)
railway | section 164
reinstatement | section 164 (and see sections 129(5) and 149(1))
relevant authority (in relation to road works) | section 108(6) (and see section 150(3))
road | section 107(1)
road managers | section 108(4)
road works | section 107(3) (and see section 164(2) and (3))
road works authority | section 108(1)
roads authority | section 145(1)
special enactment | section 164(1)
the SRWR | section 112A(1)
statutory right | section 164(1)
traffic | section 164(1)
traffic authority | section 164(1)
traffic sign | section 164(1)
tramway | section 164(1)
transport authority | section 150(1)(a)
transport undertaking | section 150(1)(b)
undertaker (in relation to road works or apparatus) | sections 107(4) and (5) and 148(3)
working day | section 157(2)
works for road purposes | section 145(2).
Your change, as a redline
165 Index of defined expressions.
The expressions listed below are defined or otherwise fall to be construed for the purposes of this Part in accordance with the provisions indicated—
affected by (in relation to apparatus and works) | section 164(4)
apparatus | section 148(2) and 164
arbitration | section 158
bridge | section 147(1)(a)
bridge authority | section 147(1)(b)
carriageway | section 164
the Commissioner | section 112A(1)
costs | section 155
disability | (see section 164(4))
emergency works | section 111
enactment | section 164
expenses | section 155
fixed penalty offence | section 154A(1)
footway | section 164
in (in a context referring to works, apparatus or other property in a road) | section 164
local roads authority | section 145(1)
major bridge works | section 147(2)
major works for roads purposes | section 145(3)
major transport works | section 150(2)
notice | section 156
prescribed | section 163
public road | section 145(1)
railway | section 164
reinstatement | section 164 (and see sections 129(5) and 149(1))
relevant authority (in relation to road works) | section 108(6) (and see section 150(3))
road | section 107(1)
road managers | section 108(4)
road works | section 107(3) (and see section 164(2) and (3))
road works authority | section 108(1)
roads authority | section 145(1)
special enactment | section 164(1)
the SRWR | section 112A(1)
statutory right | section 164(1)
traffic | section 164(1)
traffic authority | section 164(1)
traffic sign | section 164(1)
tramway | section 164(1)
transport authority | section 150(1)(a)
transport undertaking | section 150(1)(b)
undertaker (in relation to road works or apparatus) | sections 107(4) and (5) and 148(3)
working day | section 157(2)
works for road purposes | section 145(2).
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