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(1)The Authority may enter into agreements or other arrangements—
(a)for the purpose of securing the provision, improvement or development by others of any railway services or railway assets, or
(b)for any other purpose relating to any railway or railway services.
(2)Agreements or other arrangements entered into under this section may provide for the Authority—
(a)to make grants or other payments or loans,
(b)to give guarantees, or
(c)to invest in bodies corporate,
on such terms and subject to any such conditions as the Authority considers appropriate.
(3)The Authority shall not enter into agreements or other arrangements under this section with—
(a)the franchise operator,
(b)the franchisee, or
(c)any servant, agent or independent contractor of the franchise operator or franchisee,
in respect of any services provided under a franchise agreement otherwise than in accordance with the provisions of the franchise agreement.
(4)The Authority shall not enter into agreements or other arrangements under this section for the purpose of securing the provision, improvement or development in Scotland of—
(a)services for the carriage of goods by railway, or
(b)facilities for or in connection with the carriage of goods by railway or the loading or unloading of goods carried or intended to be carried by railway,
if the Scottish Ministers have power to do so under section 249.
(5)Schedule 15 contains provision for the transfer to the Authority of certain property, rights and liabilities of the Secretary of State in consequence of sections 137 and 139 of the [1993 c. 43.] Railways Act 1993 being superseded by this section.
(6)In this section—
“facilities” includes track, rolling stock, depots, access roads and equipment for use in connection with the carriage, loading or unloading of goods, and
“railway” has its wider meaning.
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