F1PART 5APASSENGERS’ COUNCIL: ROAD PASSENGER TRANSPORT FUNCTIONS IN ENGLAND
112HReferrals following investigation
1
This section applies if the Passengers’ Council—
a
has made representations under section 112G; and
b
considers that it is unable to achieve a satisfactory outcome by that means.
2
If the representations were made to any operator of local services or domestic coach services, the Council may refer the matter to a traffic commissioner.
3
If the representations were made to any operator of tramway passenger services, the Council may refer the matter to the promoter.
4
If the representations were made to a local traffic authority and the Council considers that it may be appropriate for a traffic commissioner to exercise powers under section 27A (additional powers in relation to local traffic authorities where service not operated as registered), the Council may refer the matter to a traffic commissioner.
5
If the representations were made to a local traffic authority and the Council considers that it may be appropriate for the Secretary of State to exercise powers under Part 2 of the Traffic Management Act 2004 (enforcement of network management duties), the Council may refer the matter to the Secretary of State.
Pt. 5A inserted (25.2.2010) by The Passengers’ Council (Non-Railway Functions) Order 2010 (S.I. 2010/439), arts. 1, 3