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(1)This section applies in any case where—
(a)the proposed scheme is for an area in England, and
(b)the authority or authorities have complied with the requirements of section 125(1) to (3).
(2)If the authority or authorities wish to proceed with the proposed scheme, they must send each of the following to the QCS board as soon as reasonably practicable after the end of the consultation period—
(a)copies of all written responses received from the persons consulted,
(b)information about representations made orally at meetings or other events held by the authority or authorities during the consultation period,
(c)a summary of the action which the authority or authorities have taken to comply with the requirements of section 125(1) to (3).
(3)The authority or authorities must have complied with subsection (2) before they send the board a request under subsection (4).
(4)When the authority or authorities consider it appropriate to do so, they are to send to the board a written request for it to begin the performance of its functions under section 126D in relation to the proposed scheme.
(5)If the authority or authorities send the board a request under subsection (4), they must also—
(a)publish the request,
(b)send to the board a copy of the proposed scheme that it is to consider under section 126D,
(c)if the proposed scheme mentioned in section 125(2) differs from the proposed scheme mentioned in paragraph (b), publish a notice stating where a copy of the proposed scheme mentioned in paragraph (b) may be inspected.
(6)If, following the sending of a request under subsection (4), the authority or authorities—
(a)modify the proposed scheme under section 125(5) or section 126D(7), and
(b)desire the QCS board to exercise its functions under section 126D in relation to the proposed scheme, as modified,
they may send the board a further request under subsection (4).
(7)If at any time the authority or authorities decide not to proceed with the proposed scheme, they must—
(a)give written notice of that decision to the QCS board, and
(b)publish notice that they have done so.]
Textual Amendments
F1Ss. 126C, 126D inserted (11.1.2010 for E.) by Local Transport Act 2008 (c. 26), ss. 24, 134(4); S.I. 2009/3242, art. 2(1)(a)
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