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Harbours Act 1964

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As published

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Sections 31 . . . of this Act shall not apply to charges— (a) imposed by . . . . . . the British Waterways Board or Canal & River Trust at a harbour not specified in Schedule 9 to the Transport Act 1962; (b) imposed at a harbour owned or managed by a person carrying on an inland waterway undertaking to which provisions of section 43 of that Act apply by virtue of section 52(2) thereof; or (c) imposed at a harbour owned or managed by a person carrying on an undertaking all or any of the charges of which are, under the statutory provisions relating to the undertaking, subject to revision by the Minister and some other Minister acting together or by the Scottish Ministers.

Your change, as a redline

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Sections 31 . . . of this Act shall not apply to charges— (a) imposed by . . . . . . the British Waterways Board or Canal & River Trust at a harbour not specified in Schedule 9 to the Transport Act 1962; (b) imposed at a harbour owned or managed by a person carrying on an inland waterway undertaking to which provisions of section 43 of that Act apply by virtue of section 52(2) thereof; or (c) imposed at a harbour owned or managed by a person carrying on an undertaking all or any of the charges of which are, under the statutory provisions relating to the undertaking, subject to revision by the Minister and some other Minister acting together or by the Scottish Ministers.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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