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← Public Transport Council Act 1987

Public Transport Council Act 1987 s 36

s 36 Codes of practice, etc.

36. —(1) The Council may issue or approve and, from time to time, modify codes of practice in connection with — ( a ) the operation or provision of any ticket payment service by licensees; ( b ) the conduct of licensees; and ( c ) the preservation and promotion of fair competition among providers of ticket payment services. [30/2015] (2) Every licensee must comply with any code of practice issued, approved or modified by the Council under subsection (1), except that if any provision in any such code of practice is inconsistent with this Act, that provision does not have effect to the extent of the inconsistency. (3) The Council may, if the circumstances so warrant, exempt any licensee from any provision in any code of practice, whether unconditionally or subject to such conditions as the Council thinks fit to impose, and whether permanently or for such time as the Council may specify. (4) Any code of practice issued, approved or modified by the Council is deemed not to be subsidiary legislation. [22E —(1) The Council may issue or approve and, from time to time, modify codes of practice in connection with — ( a ) the operation or provision of any ticket payment service by licensees; ( b ) the conduct of licensees; and ( c ) the preservation and promotion of fair competition among providers of ticket payment services. [30/2015] (2) Every licensee must comply with any code of practice issued, approved or modified by the Council under subsection (1), except that if any provision in any such code of practice is inconsistent with this Act, that provision does not have effect to the extent of the inconsistency. (3) The Council may, if the circumstances so warrant, exempt any licensee from any provision in any code of practice, whether unconditionally or subject to such conditions as the Council thinks fit to impose, and whether permanently or for such time as the Council may specify. (4) Any code of practice issued, approved or modified by the Council is deemed not to be subsidiary legislation. [22E

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