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Shared Mobility Enterprises (Control and Licensing) Act 2020 PART 6 — APPEALS

s 38–s 40 · 3 sections

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Interpretation of this Part

s 38

38. In this Part, unless the context otherwise requires —“appealable decision” means any of the following decisions of the LTA:(a) a decision refusing the grant of a licence under section 11; (b) a decision under section 13 imposing a condition in a licensee’s licence; (c) a modification under section 14 of a condition in a licensee’s licence; (d) a refusal to modify a condition of a licence under section 15(5)(b); (e) a decision requiring the furnishing of a performance bond, guarantee or any other form of security of such amount, or an additional performance bond, guarantee or any other form of security upon granting under section 15(5)(a) a modification of a condition of a licence; (f) a refusal of consent under section 16 to a transfer or an assignment of a licence; (g) a direction under section 25, except a direction described in section 25(3); (h) a decision under section 29(1) to revoke a licence or disapply a class licence; (i) a decision under section 29(2) or 30(2) to impose a regulatory action against a licensee or class licensee; “appellant” means the following in relation to an appealable decision:(a) an applicant for the grant of a licence, where the appealable decision is within paragraph (a) of the definition of “appealable decision”; (b) a licensee, where the appealable decision is within paragraph (b), (c), (d), (e) or (f) of the definition of “appealable decision”; (c) a licensee or class licensee or a former licensee or former class licensee, where the appealable decision is within paragraph (g), (h) or (i) of the definition of “appealable decision”; “Minister of State” means a Minister of State or Senior Minister of State assisting the Minister on matters within the purposes of this Act; “Parliamentary Secretary” includes a Senior Parliamentary Secretary appointed to assist the Minister in the discharge of the Minister’s duties and functions under this Act; “Second Minister” means the Second Minister to the Minister, if any.

Appeal to Minister

s 39

39.—(1) An appellant who is aggrieved by an appealable decision may appeal to the Minister against the decision in accordance with this section. (2) An appeal under this section must be in writing and specify the grounds on which it is made, and be made —(a) for an appealable decision that is under section 14 about modification of a condition in a licence — within 28 days after the date the decision appealed against is given to the appellant; and (b) for any other appealable decision — within 14 days after the date the decision appealed against is given to the appellant. (3) The Minister may reject an appeal of an appellant who fails to comply with subsection (2). (4) After considering an appeal, the Minister may —(a) reject the appeal and confirm the appealable decision; or (b) allow the appeal and reverse the appealable decision. (5) The Minister’s decision on an appeal is final. (6) Every appellant must be notified of the Minister’s decision under subsection (5). (7) An appeal against an appealable decision does not affect the operation of the decision appealed against or prevent the taking of action to implement the decision, and unless otherwise directed by the Minister under this subsection, the decision appealed against must be complied with until the determination of the appeal.

Designation of others to hear appeals

s 40

40. The Minister may designate a Second Minister, Minister of State or Parliamentary Secretary to hear and determine, in the Minister’s place, any appeals or a specific appeal under section 39; and any reference in that section to the Minister includes a reference to the Second Minister, Minister of State or Parliamentary Secretary so designated for that appeal.

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