Common use of Non-Statutory Clause in Contracts

Non-Statutory. Any functions (subject to Section 111 of the Local Government Act 1972) which [LCTEC] agrees are appropriate for its implementation Without prejudice to the 20 Although sections 73 & 74 of the Road Traffic Act 1991 have now been repealed, these arrangements continue in force until such time as they are varied or replaced by virtue of regulations 15(2) & 24(3) of the Civil Enforcement of Parking Contraventions (England) General Regulations 2007 generality of the foregoing such functions may include but not be limited to the following:- (a) The publication and updating as necessary of the Code of Practice for Parking in London (b) The co-ordination and maintenance of vehicle removal and clamping operations (c) The establishment and maintenance of a communications and control service to deal with vehicle removals (d) The establishment and maintenance of a communications and control service to deal with wheel clamping (e) The establishment of links with the Metropolitan and City Police the County Courts and the DVLA (f) The co-ordination of - (i) payment facilities (ii) pound facilities (g) The maintenance of records detailing persistent evaders and ringed vehicles (h) Ticket Processing (i) General data collection and service monitoring (j) The co-ordination of publicity and public relations activities (k) the establishment of common training standards in connection with parking standards the accreditation of training centres and award of qualifications (l) the establishment of London-wide parking schemes Any changes to the agreed non-statutory functions shall be approved and evidenced in writing by [LCTEC] In the event of [LCTEC] electing to provide any of the non-statutory functions detailed above any Participating Council and/or Transport for London may (without obligation to do so) avail itself of the services provided at the costs set out in Schedule 4 To provide for the implementation and enforcement of the Greater London (Restriction of Goods Vehicles) Traffic Order 1985 (the Principal Order) including, but not limited to, the monitoring of the effectiveness of the said implementation and enforcement, the examination of vehicles, the issue of permits including the consideration of appeals arising from the refusal or conditioning of permits, the erection of adequate signs, liaison with the police, the prosecution of offences arising under the Principal Order and any amendment thereto approved from time to time, the updating of technical information on new vehicle designs, the taking of all necessary steps to promote and make amending supplementary and other variation orders affecting the Principal Order and the determination and implementation of policy and the giving of advice.

Non-Statutory. Any functions (subject to Section 111 of the Local Government Act 1972) which [LCTEC] ALGTEC agrees are appropriate for its implementation Without prejudice to the 20 Although sections 73 & 74 of the Road Traffic Act 1991 have now been repealed, these arrangements continue in force until such time as they are varied or replaced by virtue of regulations 15(2) & 24(3) of the Civil Enforcement of Parking Contraventions (England) General Regulations 2007 generality of the foregoing such functions may include but not be limited to the following:- (a) The publication and updating as necessary of the Code of Practice for Parking in London (b) The co-ordination and maintenance of vehicle removal and clamping operations (c) The establishment and maintenance of a communications and control service to deal with vehicle removals (d) The establishment and maintenance of a communications and control service to deal with wheel clamping (e) The establishment of links with the Metropolitan and City Police the County Courts and the DVLA (f) The co-ordination of - (i) payment facilities (ii) pound facilities (g) The maintenance of records detailing persistent evaders and ringed vehicles (h) Ticket Processing (i) General data collection and service monitoring (j) The co-ordination of publicity and public relations activities (k) the establishment of common training standards in connection with parking standards the accreditation of training centres and award of qualifications (l) the establishment of London-wide parking schemes Any changes to the agreed non-statutory functions shall be approved and evidenced in writing by [LCTEC] ALGTEC In the event of [LCTEC] ALGTEC electing to provide any of the non-statutory functions detailed above any Participating Council and/or Transport for London may (without obligation to do so) avail itself of the services provided at the costs set out in Schedule 4 To provide for the implementation and enforcement of the Greater London (Restriction of Goods Vehicles) Traffic Order 1985 (the Principal Order) including, but not limited to, the monitoring of the effectiveness of the said implementation and enforcement, the examination of vehicles, the issue of permits including the consideration of appeals arising from the refusal or conditioning of permits, the erection of adequate signs, liaison with the police, the prosecution of offences arising under the Principal Order and any amendment thereto approved from time to time, the updating of technical information on new vehicle designs, the taking of all necessary steps to promote and make amending supplementary and other variation orders affecting the Principal Order and the determination and implementation of policy and the giving of advice.

Non-Statutory. Any functions (subject to Section 111 of the Local Government Act 1972) which [LCTEC] agrees are appropriate for its implementation Without prejudice to the 20 Although sections 73 & 74 of the Road Traffic Act 1991 have now been repealed, these arrangements continue in force until such time as they are varied or replaced by virtue of regulations 15(2) & 24(3) of the Civil Enforcement of Parking Contraventions (England) General Regulations 2007 generality of the foregoing such functions may include but not be limited to the following:- (a) The publication and updating as necessary of the Code of Practice for Parking in London (b) The co-ordination and maintenance of vehicle removal and clamping operations (c) The establishment and maintenance of a communications and control service to deal with vehicle removals (d) The establishment and maintenance of a communications and control service to deal with wheel clamping (e) The establishment of links with the Metropolitan and City Police the County Courts and the DVLA (f) The co-ordination of - (i) payment facilities (ii) pound facilities (g) The maintenance of records detailing persistent evaders and ringed vehicles (h) Ticket Processing (i) General data collection and service monitoring (j) The co-ordination of publicity and public relations activities (k) the establishment of common training standards in connection with parking standards the accreditation of training centres and award of qualifications (l) qualifications the establishment of London-wide parking schemes Any changes to the agreed non-statutory functions shall be approved and evidenced in writing by [LCTEC] In the event of [LCTEC] electing to provide any of the non-statutory functions detailed above any Participating Council and/or Transport for London may (without obligation to do so) avail itself of the services provided at the costs set out in Schedule 4 To provide for the implementation and enforcement of the Greater London (Restriction of Goods Vehicles) Traffic Order 1985 (the Principal Order) including, but not limited to, the monitoring of the effectiveness of the said implementation and enforcement, the examination of vehicles, the issue of permits including the consideration of appeals arising from the refusal or conditioning of permits, the erection of adequate signs, liaison with the police, the prosecution of offences arising under the Principal Order and any amendment thereto approved from time to time, the updating of technical information on new vehicle designs, the taking of all necessary steps to promote and make amending supplementary and other variation orders affecting the Principal Order and the determination and implementation of policy and the giving of advice.

Non-Statutory. Any functions (subject to Section 111 of the Local Government Act 1972) which [LCTEC] LCTEC]109 agrees are appropriate for its implementation Without prejudice to the 20 Although sections 73 & 74 of the Road Traffic Act 1991 have now been repealed, these arrangements continue in force until such time as they are varied or replaced by virtue of regulations 15(2) & 24(3) of the Civil Enforcement of Parking Contraventions (England) General Regulations 2007 generality of the foregoing such functions may include but not be limited to the following:- (a) The publication and updating as necessary of the Code of Practice for Parking in London (b) The co-ordination and maintenance of vehicle removal and clamping operations (c) The establishment and maintenance of a communications and control service to deal with vehicle removals (d) The establishment and maintenance of a communications and control service to deal with wheel clamping (e) The establishment of links with the Metropolitan and City Police the County Courts and the DVLA (f) The co-ordination of - (i) payment facilities (ii) pound facilities (g) The maintenance of records detailing persistent evaders and ringed vehicles (h) Ticket Processing (i) General data collection and service monitoring (j) The co-ordination of publicity and public relations activities (k) the establishment of common training standards in connection with parking standards the accreditation of training centres and award of qualifications (l) the establishment of London-wide parking schemes Any changes to the agreed non-statutory functions shall be approved and evidenced in writing by [LCTEC]110 109 This joint committee approved the change of name of the Association of London Government Transport and Environment Committee (“ALGTEC”) to London Councils Transport and Environment Committee (“LCTEC] ”) on 17 October 2006. 110 This joint committee approved the change of name of the Association of London In the event of [LCTEC] LCTEC]111 electing to provide any of the non-non- statutory functions detailed above any Participating Council and/or Transport for London may (without obligation to do so) avail itself of the services provided at the costs set out in Schedule 4 To provide for Government Transport and Environment Committee (“ALGTEC”) to London Councils Transport and Environment Committee (“LCTEC”) on 17 October 2006. 111 This joint committee approved the implementation and enforcement change of name of the Greater Association of London Government Transport and Environment Committee (Restriction of Goods Vehicles“ALGTEC”) Traffic Order 1985 to London Councils Transport and Environment Committee (the Principal Order“LCTEC”) including, but not limited to, the monitoring of the effectiveness of the said implementation and enforcement, the examination of vehicles, the issue of permits including the consideration of appeals arising from the refusal or conditioning of permits, the erection of adequate signs, liaison with the police, the prosecution of offences arising under the Principal Order and any amendment thereto approved from time to time, the updating of technical information on new vehicle designs, the taking of all necessary steps to promote and make amending supplementary and other variation orders affecting the Principal Order and the determination and implementation of policy and the giving of advice17 October 2006.