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Transport Act 2000

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As published

79 Further duties of the CAA.

(1) The CAA— (a) must exercise its powers under section 73 if it thinks it should do so in order for international agreements to which the United Kingdom is a party to be fulfilled, and (b) in exercising those powers must act in the manner it thinks best calculated to take account of those agreements. (2) The CAA must exercise its powers under section 73 in relation to services falling within section 77(2)(b) if it thinks it should do so in order to enable the provider of the services to be paid for their provision.

Your change, as a redline

79 Further duties of the CAA.

(1) The CAA— (a) must exercise its powers under section 73 if it thinks it should do so in order for international agreements to which the United Kingdom is a party to be fulfilled, and (b) in exercising those powers must act in the manner it thinks best calculated to take account of those agreements. (2) The CAA must exercise its powers under section 73 in relation to services falling within section 77(2)(b) if it thinks it should do so in order to enable the provider of the services to be paid for their provision.

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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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