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Transport Act 2000

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113K Regulations about schemes involving existing facilities or measures which are already in effect

(1) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision about the specifying in advanced quality partnership schemes of— (a) facilities which are already being provided before the schemes are proposed (“existing facilities”), and (b) measures which are already in effect before the schemes are proposed (“existing measures”). (2) The regulations may in particular— (a) provide that existing facilities may not be specified if they were being provided before a date prescribed by, or determined in accordance with, the regulations, (b) provide that existing measures may not be specified if they were in effect before such a date, (c) provide that— (i) particular existing facilities or classes of existing facilities, or (ii) particular existing measures or classes of existing measures, may not be specified (whenever they were first provided or taken), (d) provide that— (i) particular existing facilities or classes of existing facilities, or (ii) particular existing measures or classes of existing measures, may be specified only in circumstances prescribed by the regulations, (e) provide that, in circumstances prescribed by the regulations— (i) particular existing facilities or classes of existing facilities, or (ii) particular existing measures or classes of existing measures, may be specified only with the consent of a person prescribed by, or determined in accordance with, the regulations, and (f) make provision modifying any provision of sections 113G to 113I in relation to schemes which specify existing facilities or existing measures.

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113K Regulations about schemes involving existing facilities or measures which are already in effect

(1) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision about the specifying in advanced quality partnership schemes of— (a) facilities which are already being provided before the schemes are proposed (“existing facilities”), and (b) measures which are already in effect before the schemes are proposed (“existing measures”). (2) The regulations may in particular— (a) provide that existing facilities may not be specified if they were being provided before a date prescribed by, or determined in accordance with, the regulations, (b) provide that existing measures may not be specified if they were in effect before such a date, (c) provide that— (i) particular existing facilities or classes of existing facilities, or (ii) particular existing measures or classes of existing measures, may not be specified (whenever they were first provided or taken), (d) provide that— (i) particular existing facilities or classes of existing facilities, or (ii) particular existing measures or classes of existing measures, may be specified only in circumstances prescribed by the regulations, (e) provide that, in circumstances prescribed by the regulations— (i) particular existing facilities or classes of existing facilities, or (ii) particular existing measures or classes of existing measures, may be specified only with the consent of a person prescribed by, or determined in accordance with, the regulations, and (f) make provision modifying any provision of sections 113G to 113I in relation to schemes which specify existing facilities or existing measures.

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