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  "url": "https://openlegislation.uk/communications-act-2003-consequential-amendments-order-2003/schedule-2",
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  "legislation": "uksi/2003/2155",
  "legislation_title": "The Communications Act 2003 (Consequential Amendments) Order 2003",
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  "number": "2",
  "heading": "REPEALS AND REVOCATIONS",
  "text": "Table 1\nEnactments\nEnactments repealed\nReferences\nExtent of repeal\nRoads (Scotland) Act 1984\n1984 c. 54\nIn section 151(1), the definitions of “operator”, “telecommunications apparatus”, “telecommunications code” and “telecommunications code system”\nLand Reform (Scotland) Act 2003\n2003 asp 2\nIn section 32, the definitions of “telecommunications code system” and “operator”\nTable 2\nInstruments\nInstruments revoked\nReferences\nExtent of revocation\nSix Pit and Upper Bank Junctions Light Railway Order 1985\nS.I. 1985/747\nIn article 7, the words “as defined in Schedule 4 to that Act”\nEast Lancashire Light Railway Order 1986\nS.I. 1986/277\nIn article 8, the words “as defined in Schedule 4 to that Act”\nWireless Telegraphy (Content of Transmission) Regulations 1988\nS.I. 1988/47\nIn regulation 2, the definition of “public telecommunication system”\nBure Valley Light Railway Order 1989\nS.I. 1989/835\nIn article 2, the definition of “telecommunications apparatus”\nSolicitors Incorporated Practice Order 1991\nS.I. 1991/2684\nIn Schedule 1, the entry relating to section 52(3)(c) & (d) of the Telecommunications Act 1984\nTown and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Scotland) Order 1992\nS.I. 1992/223\nIn article 67, the words “or in accordance with his licence” In Schedule 1, Part 20, the definitions of “telecommunication apparatus”, “the telecommunications code”, “telecommunications code system”, “telecommunications code system operator”, “telecommunications system” and “development carried out in accordance with a licence”\nTown and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) Regulations 1992\nS.I. 1992/666\nIn regulation 2(1), the definition of “telecommunications code system operator”\nTelecommunications Meters (Approval Fees) (British Approvals Board for Telecommunications) Order 1992\nS.I. 1992/712\nThe whole Regulations\nWirral Tramway Light Railway Order 1994\nS.I. 1994/1761\nIn article 2, the definition of “telecommunication system” In article 20, paragraph (a)\nTown and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 1995\nS.I. 1995/418\nIn Schedule 2, Part 24, the definitions of “development in accordance with a licence”, “telecommunication apparatus”, “the telecommunications code”, “telecommunications code system operator” and “telecommunications system”\nBarking Barrage Order 1995\nS.I. 1995/519\nIn Schedule 5, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nSatellite Communications Services Regulations 1995\nSI 1995/1947\nThe whole Regulations\nGreater Manchester (LRTS) (Eccles Extension) Order 1996\nS.I. 1996/2714\nIn article 2, the definition of “telecommunications code”. In Schedule 9, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator” and in paragraph 2(9), the words “as defined in paragraph 1(6) above”\nLondon Underground (East London Line Extension) Order 1997\nS.I. 1997/264\nIn Schedule 9, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nGreater Manchester (LRTS) (Airport Extension) Order 1997\nS.I. 1997/1266\nIn article 2, the definition of “telecommunications code” In Schedule 10, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator” and in paragraph 2(9), the words “as defined in paragraph 1(6) above”\nBroadcasting (Local Delivery Services) Order 1998\nS.I. 1998/1240\nIn the Schedule, Part I, the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nGreater Manchester (LRTS) (Ashton-under-Lyne Extension) Order 1998\nS.I. 1998/1936\nIn article 2, the definition of “telecommunications code”. In Schedule 10, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nTyne and Wear Passenger Transport (Sunderland) Order 1998\nS.I. 1998/3269\nIn Schedule 10, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator” and paragraph 3(2)\nWirral Tramway Order 1999\nS.I. 1999/1306\nIn article 25, the definitions of “operator” and “telecommunications apparatus”\nRailtrack (Luton Parkway Station: Land Acquisition) Order 1999\nS.I. 1999/1555\nIn Schedule 2, paragraph 6, the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nTelecommunications (Data Protection and Privacy) Regulations 1999\nS.I. 1999/2093\nRegulations 28(5) and 30(2)\nWelsh Highland Railways Order 1999\nS.I. 1999/2129\nIn article 21(1), the definitions of “operator” and “telecommunications apparatus” In Schedule 3, paragraph 6, the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nRailtrack (Leeds Bridges) Order 1999\nS.I. 1999/2336\nIn Schedule 6, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nWireless Telegraphy (Cordless Telephone Apparatus) (Restriction and Marking) Order 1999\nS.I. 1999/2934\nRegulation 3, paragraph (2)\nRiver Thames (Hungerford Footbridges) Order 1999\nS.I. 1999/2981\nIn Schedule 10, Part III, paragraph 24(2), the words from “telecommunications operator” to “Schedule 4 to the Telecommunications Act 1984” In Schedule 11, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nKnowsley Industrial Park (Rail Terminal) Order 1999\nS.I. 2000/428\nIn article 2, the definition of the “telecommunication code” In Schedule 4, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nTransport and Works (Applications and Objections Procedure) (England and Wales) Rules 2000\nS.I. 2000/2190\nIn Rule 4, the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nLeeds Supertram (Extension) Order 2001\nS.I. 2001/1347\nIn Schedule 9, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator”, and paragraph 3(2)\nRailtrack (Shortlands Junction) Order 2001\nS.I. 2001/2870\nIn Schedule 4, paragraph 6, the definition of “public telecommunications operator”, and Schedule 5, Part II paragraph 1(2)\nSouth Hampshire Rapid Transit Order 2001\nS.I. 2001/3627\nIn article 2, the definition of “the telecommunications code” In Schedule 11, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator” and paragraph 3(4), the definitions of “public telecommunications operator” and telecommunications code\nLondon Underground (East London Line Extension) (No. 2) Order 2001\nS.I. 2001/3682\nIn Schedule 9, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nChester Guided Busway Order 2002\nS.I. 2002/412\nIn Schedule 5, paragraph 6, the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nHeathrow Express Railway Extension Order 2002\nS.I. 2002/1064\nIn Schedule 3, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nPiccadilly Line (Heathrow T5 Extension) Order 2002\nS.I. 2002/1065\nIn Schedule 6, paragraph 6, the definition of “public telecommunications operator”\nDocklands Light Railway (Silvertown and London City Airport Extension) Order 2002\nS.I. 2002/1066\nIn article 2, the definition of “telecommunications code” In Schedule 10, paragraphs 1(6) and 2(10), the definition of “public telecommunications operator” and paragraph 2(10), in the definition of “statutory utility”, the words “as defined in paragraph 1(6) above”\nGreater Manchester (LRTS) (Trafford Depot) Order 2002\nS.I. 2002/1327\nIn article 2, the definition of “the telecommunications code” In Schedule 5, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator” and paragraph 2(9), in the definition of “statutory utility”, the words “as defined in paragraph 1(6)”\nWireless Telegraphy (Exemption) Regulations 2003\nS.I. 2003/74\nRegulation 3(2)\nNetwork Rail (West Coast Main Line) Order 2003\nS.I. 2003/1075\nIn Schedule 12, paragraph 1(6), the definition of “public telecommunications operator” and paragraph 2(8), in the definition of “statutory utility”, the words “as defined in paragraph 1(6)” Schedule 13, paragraph 14(2)",
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