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New Roads and Street Works Act 1991

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18 Annual report on concession agreements and toll orders.

(1) The Secretary of State shall in respect of each calendar year lay before Parliament a report— (a) stating the number of concession agreements entered into by him during that year, (b) stating the number of new roads opened to public use during that year for which he is the highway authority and which at the time of their opening were subject to a concession, (c) listing the toll orders, and orders varying or revoking toll orders, made or confirmed by him in that year, and (d) containing such information as appears to him to be appropriate with respect to the toll orders (whenever made) which are in force during that year or any part of it. (2) The report shall be laid on or before 31st July in the following calendar year.

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18 Annual report on concession agreements and toll orders.

(1) The Secretary of State shall in respect of each calendar year lay before Parliament a report— (a) stating the number of concession agreements entered into by him during that year, (b) stating the number of new roads opened to public use during that year for which he is the highway authority and which at the time of their opening were subject to a concession, (c) listing the toll orders, and orders varying or revoking toll orders, made or confirmed by him in that year, and (d) containing such information as appears to him to be appropriate with respect to the toll orders (whenever made) which are in force during that year or any part of it. (2) The report shall be laid on or before 31st July in the following calendar year.

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