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21.—(1) The traffic commissioner shall publish as occasion may require a statement known as “Applications and Decisions" which shall contain (unless previously notified)—
(a)as regards applications—
(i)notices of the applications,
(ii)the dates on which and the places at which he proposes to hold inquiries and the applications which he proposes to consider at those inquiries, and
(iii)the traffic commissioner’s decisions on applications, other than his decisions to issue an interim licence under section 24, or to make an interim direction under section 25;
(b)any direction to revoke, suspend or curtail a licence given under section 26 or section 27;
(c)the dates on which and the places at which he proposes to hold any inquiries other than those mentioned in sub-paragraph (a)(ii) above; and
(d)any decision of his following a review under section 30.
(2) The publication of the date of any inquiry in Applications and Decisions shall not prevent the traffic commissioner from adjourning, cancelling or postponing the consideration of any application and in particular any inquiry held or proposed to be held in connection with the application.
(3) Copies of Applications and Decisions may be inspected at the office of the traffic area of the traffic commissioner by whom it was issued and at such other places (if any) as he may determine and copies of the whole or the relevant parts thereof shall be supplied to any person requiring them on payment of such sum as the traffic commissioner may require to cover the cost of supplying the copy.
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