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is always mandatory.
The presence of an accompanying person is mandatory, among other cases, when it is a discretionary passenger transport service in which three-quarters of the passengers are under 16 years old.
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is always mandatory.
is never mandatory.
is only mandatory when the transport is of minors from a special education centre.
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