217 Schemes for the transfer of key system assets
Greater London Authority Act 1999 (1999 c 29) | Legislation

217  Schemes for the transfer of key system assets

(1)     Transport for London may make schemes for the transfer of key system assets from any body falling within subsection (2) below to any other such body.

(2)     Those bodies are—

(a)     Transport for London;

(b)     any subsidiary of Transport for London;

(c)     any PPP company;

(d)     any PPP related third party.

(3)     A scheme

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