Pedicabs (London) Act 2024
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4 Appeals
(1) Pedicab regulations must provide for a person to whom any relevant decision relates to have the right— (a) to request that the decision is reconsidered, and (b) to appeal to a magistrates’ court. (2) Pedicab regulations may confer further rights to request that decisions are reconsidered, or to appeal. (3) A “relevant decision” means— (a) a decision to refuse to grant, renew or vary a licence; (b) a decision to vary, suspend or revoke a licence; (c) a decision to impose a licence condition when granting or renewing a licence; (d) a decision to impose a civil penalty; (e) a decision to take action under provision made by virtue of section 3(6). (4) The regulations may make further provision about reconsideration or appeals, including— (a) procedural provision (including time limits); (b) provision for a licence to remain in force until— (i) the period allowed for making a request for the reconsideration of a decision has expired and, if a request is made, the decision has been reconsidered, and (ii) the period allowed for appealing has expired and, if an appeal is made, the appeal has been finally disposed of; (c) provision prohibiting Transport for London or another person from taking specified action during any such period.
4 Appeals
(1) Pedicab regulations must provide for a person to whom any relevant decision relates to have the right— (a) to request that the decision is reconsidered, and (b) to appeal to a magistrates’ court. (2) Pedicab regulations may confer further rights to request that decisions are reconsidered, or to appeal. (3) A “relevant decision” means— (a) a decision to refuse to grant, renew or vary a licence; (b) a decision to vary, suspend or revoke a licence; (c) a decision to impose a licence condition when granting or renewing a licence; (d) a decision to impose a civil penalty; (e) a decision to take action under provision made by virtue of section 3(6). (4) The regulations may make further provision about reconsideration or appeals, including— (a) procedural provision (including time limits); (b) provision for a licence to remain in force until— (i) the period allowed for making a request for the reconsideration of a decision has expired and, if a request is made, the decision has been reconsidered, and (ii) the period allowed for appealing has expired and, if an appeal is made, the appeal has been finally disposed of; (c) provision prohibiting Transport for London or another person from taking specified action during any such period.
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