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Mr Richard Ottaway
Mr John M. Taylor 521 Clause 140, page 73, leave out lines 30 to 32.
Mr Simon Hughes 789 Clause 140, page 73, line 34, leave out 'Secretary of State' and insert 'Major and Assembly'.
Mr Simon Hughes 790 Clause 140, page 73, line 36, leave out 'Secretary of State' and insert 'Major and Assembly'.
Mr Richard Ottaway
Mr John M. Taylor 522 Clause 140, page 73, line 36, at end insert—'(6) No disposal or grant within subsection (1) above shall take place without a report by an independent valuer that such disposal or grant is taking place for a price which is not manifestly less than would be received on a disposal or grant in the open market.'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 517 Page 73, line 19, leave out Clause 140.
Mr Richard Ottaway 523 Clause 141, page 73, line 38, leave out 'subsidiary of Transport for London' and insert 'company in which Transport for London holds an interest'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 524 Clause 141, page 74, line 4, after 'to' insert ', or the entering into of any loan agreement with,'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 525 Clause 141, page 74, line 5, leave out 'subsidiary of Transport for London' and insert 'company in which Transport for London holds an interest'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 526 Clause 143, page 74, line 10, leave out 'vest' and insert 'vested'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 527 Clause 144, page 74, line 20, at end insert—'(1A) Nothing in section 142 or 143, or in any repeal made by this Act, shall take effect to grant immunity from legal proceedings or any other proceedings whether of a public or private nature against any person as an officer, employee or agent of London Regional Transport, and where any right of action or grounds for the commencement of any proceedings against or investigation into such a person arose prior to the abolition of London Regional Transport such right or grounds shall remain valid after the abolitionof London Regional Transport, notwithstanding that no steps have been taken to commence any proceedings by the date on which London Regional Transport ceases to exist and in particular, any grounds for disciplinary or other proceedings against any such person by London Regional Transport may be acted upon by Transport for London.'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 529 Clause 147, page 75, line 31, at end insert—'(4) This section shall be interpreted subject to section 152 below.'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 528 Page 75, line 24, leave out Clause 147.
Mr Richard Ottaway 530 Clause 148, page 75, line 33, after 'determine', insert 'after consultation with the London borough councils and the Common Council'.
Mr Simon Hughes 791 Clause 148, page 75, line 34, after 'providing', insert 'environmentally sustainable,'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 531 Clause 148, page 75, line 34, after 'safe,' insert 'profitable,'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 532 Clause 148, page 76, leave out line 3 and insert—'(a) by companies in which Transport for London holds an interest, or'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 533 Clause 148, page 76, line 6, leave out 'provide or'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 534 Clause 149, page 76, line 21, leave out '(a)'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 535 Clause 149, page 76, line 21, leave out from 'service' to end of line 23.
Mr Richard Ottaway 536 Clause 150, page 76, line 25, leave out 'of its subsidiaries' and insert 'company in which Transport for London holds an interest'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 537 Clause 150, page 76, leave out line 38.
Mr Richard Ottaway 538 Clause 150, page 76, line 38, after 'committee', insert—
Mr Richard Ottaway 539 Clause 150, page 77, line 5, at end insert—
Mr Richard Ottaway 540 Clause 150, page 77, line 9, at end insert ', or
Mr Richard Ottaway 541 Clause 151, page 77, line 18, leave out 'of its subsidiaries' and insert 'company in which Transport for London holds an interest'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 542 Clause 151, page 77, leave out line 27.
Mr Richard Ottaway 604 Clause 151, page 77, line 29, at end insert—
Mr Richard Ottaway 605 Clause 151, page 77, line 32, at end insert ,'or which are reasonably proximate to the route in question or to any of the places mentioned in subsection 3(b) to (d) above that the proposal would have a significant impact, whether positive or negative, on transport provision and road use in their area.'.
Mr Richard Ottaway
Mr John M. Taylor 607 Clause 152, page 77, line 37, at end insert 'or any local service which is provided or procured in whole or in part by a London borough council or a London health authority.'.
Mr Richard Ottaway
Mr John M. Taylor 608 Clause 152, page 77, line 42, at end insert 'after due consultation.'.
Mr Richard Ottaway
Mr John M. Taylor 574 Clause 152, page 77, line 44, at end insert—'(5) This section and section 147 above shall not apply to any London local service which satisfies any of the conditions in subsection (6) below. (6) The conditions referred to in subsection (5) above are:
(7) Where a prospective operator of a London local service has reasonable grounds for believing that the test under subsection (6)(c) would be satisfied in regard to that proposed London local service, he may apply for a London service permit of three months duration in order to demonstrate that such test is capable of satisfaction, such permit to commence after the applicant has been given a reasonable period of time to advertise the introduction of the service. If, during that three month period, that test is satisfied, no other London service permit shall be required in respect of that service.'.
Mr Richard Ottaway 606 Page 77, line 34, leave out Clause 152.
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