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Public Bus Services

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PART VI

MISCELLANEOUS

33. (1) A grantee which is aggrieved by any decision, direc- tion or requirement of the Secretary for Transport, or a public officer given directions under section 3, or the Commissioner, or any person authorized by him, under this Ordinance or its franchise may, within 28 days of the giving or making of the decision, direction or requirement, appeal by petition to the Governor in Council, and the decision of the Governor in Council on any such appeal shall be final. (Amended, 44 of 1984, s. 17)

(2) Where a grantee has appealed under subsection (1), the decision, direction or requirement, as the case may be, shall not have effect until the appeal has been determined, unless the Governor in Council otherwise directs.

34. The Commissioner shall, whenever necessary in conse- quence of---

(a) the exercise of any power conferred on the Governor in

Council by section 14;

(aa) a revocation of a right to operate a public bus service on any specified route by mutual consent of the Commissioner and a grantee or in consequence of an order under section 5(5); (Added, 44 of 1984, s. 18. Amended, 56 of 1986, S. 22)

(b) a revocation under section 24(2); or

(c) any decision of the Governor in Council on an appeal

under section 33,

by order amend the Schedule of Routes order affected thereby.

Appeal by grantee.

Amendment of Schedule of Routes orders.

35. The Governor in Council may make regulations for all or Regulations. any of the following matters-

(a) the provision of adequate signs and destination indicators

on buses used by a grantee;

(b) the provision of uniforms and badges for the drivers, conductors and authorized persons employed by a gran- tee; (Amended, 44 of 1984, s. 19)

(c) regulating the conduct of such drivers, conductors and

authorized persons while so employed; (Amended, 44 of 1984, s. 19)

(d) generally as to the conduct of passengers and intending passengers on buses used by a grantee and in particular (but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing) for+

(d) generally as to the conduct of passengers and intending

passengers on buses used by a grantee; (Replaced, 88 of 1988, s. 4)

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