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Transport Act 2000

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168 Charging schemes to be made by order.

(1) A charging scheme under this Part is made by order of the charging authority or of the charging authorities (acting jointly). (2) The charging authority or the charging authorities (acting jointly) may by order vary a charging scheme under this Part and the charging authority or any of the charging authorities may by order revoke such a scheme; but where a trunk road charging scheme is made at the request of a local traffic authority , an Integrated Transport Authority, a combined authority , a combined county authority or Transport for London, it shall not be varied or revoked unless the local traffic authority or the Integrated Transport Authority, the Integrated Transport Authority , the combined authority or the combined county authority, or Transport for London, have been consulted about its variation or revocation. (3) The appropriate national authority may make regulations about orders making, varying or revoking charging schemes under this Part, including (in particular)— (a) provision specifying the form of orders, (b) provision about the publication of proposals for orders making or varying such charging schemes and the making and consideration of objections to such proposals, and (c) provision about the publication of notice of orders and of their effect. (4) Before making regulations under subsection (3) which relate to joint local-London charging schemes or joint ITA-London charging schemes the Secretary of State shall consult the Greater London Authority about the regulations so far as they so relate.

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168 Charging schemes to be made by order.

(1) A charging scheme under this Part is made by order of the charging authority or of the charging authorities (acting jointly). (2) The charging authority or the charging authorities (acting jointly) may by order vary a charging scheme under this Part and the charging authority or any of the charging authorities may by order revoke such a scheme; but where a trunk road charging scheme is made at the request of a local traffic authority , an Integrated Transport Authority, a combined authority , a combined county authority or Transport for London, it shall not be varied or revoked unless the local traffic authority or the Integrated Transport Authority, the Integrated Transport Authority , the combined authority or the combined county authority, or Transport for London, have been consulted about its variation or revocation. (3) The appropriate national authority may make regulations about orders making, varying or revoking charging schemes under this Part, including (in particular)— (a) provision specifying the form of orders, (b) provision about the publication of proposals for orders making or varying such charging schemes and the making and consideration of objections to such proposals, and (c) provision about the publication of notice of orders and of their effect. (4) Before making regulations under subsection (3) which relate to joint local-London charging schemes or joint ITA-London charging schemes the Secretary of State shall consult the Greater London Authority about the regulations so far as they so relate.

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