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The authority that grants the transport authorisation.
The authority that is to grant the transport authorisation, under Article 10.1. The traffic authority may propose changes; notice precedes the grant. This concerns that special regular public service, not every private or occasional service carrying schoolchildren.
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The company contracted by the school.
The school.
The authority that grants the transport authorisation.
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