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(1)In this Part “licensing scheme” means a scheme for imposing charges in respect of the provision of workplace parking places at premises in the area covered by the scheme to be paid on licences covering the provision of a maximum number of such parking places at the premises.
(2)Charges imposed in respect of any premises by a licensing scheme under this Part shall be paid—
(a)by the occupier of the premises, or
(b)in circumstances specified in regulations made by the appropriate national authority, by such person as is so specified.
(3)In this Part “licence” means a licence under a licensing scheme under this Part.
(4)A licence relating to premises must cover the provision at the premises of the number of workplace parking places requested by the applicant for the licence; and in this Part “licensed unit”, in relation to a licence relating to premises, means each unit comprised in the maximum number of workplace parking places which may be provided at the premises under the cover of the licence.
(5)A licensing scheme may be made—
(a)by a non-metropolitan local traffic authority (“a local licensing scheme”),
(b)jointly by more than one non-metropolitan local traffic authority (“a joint local licensing scheme”), or
(c)jointly by one or more non-metropolitan local traffic authorities and one or more London traffic authorities (“a joint local-London licensing scheme”).
(6)In this Part—
(a)“the licensing authority”, in relation to a licensing scheme under this Part made or proposed to be made by one authority, means the authority by which the licensing scheme is or is proposed to be made, and
(b)“the licensing authorities”, in relation to a licensing scheme under this Part made or proposed to be made jointly by more than one authority, means the authorities by which the licensing scheme is or is proposed to be made.
(7)The power to make joint local-London licensing schemes conferred by this Part does not limit any of the powers in Schedule 24 to the [1999 c. 29.] Greater London Authority Act 1999 (workplace parking levy in Greater London).
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