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Postal Services Act 1999 s 23L

s 23L Alteration, relocation, etc., of public parcel locker or related installation

23L.—(1) Where —(a) any public parcel locker or related installation has been installed in or on any specified premises or land under section 23H or 23I; and (b) the owner or occupier of the specified premises or land desires to use the specified premises or land in a manner which makes it necessary or convenient for the public parcel locker or related installation to be altered, removed, relocated or diverted, the owner or occupier of the specified premises or land may request the public parcel locker network operator to alter, remove, relocate or divert the public parcel locker or related installation (as the case may be) accordingly. [10/2021] (2) The public parcel locker network operator may, at the request of the owner or occupier of the specified premises or land under subsection (1), alter, remove, relocate or divert the public parcel locker or related installation (as the case may be) if —(a) the public parcel locker network operator is satisfied that the alteration, removal, relocation or diversion is reasonable; and (b) the owner or occupier complies with any reasonable terms and conditions that the public parcel locker network operator may impose.[10/2021] (3) The terms and conditions mentioned in subsection (2)(b) may include terms and conditions relating to the payment by the owner or occupier of the specified premises or land of all costs and expenses necessary for the alteration, removal, relocation or diversion.[10/2021]

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