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The service organiser, since no express agreement assigns accreditation to the carrier.
The service organiser. Only an express agreement can assign accreditation to the carrier. The escort must be a suitable adult other than the driver and know the vehicle’s safety mechanisms. Providing the escort under the contract and accrediting their suitability are distinct duties. The carrier remains responsible for satisfying the requirement for an escort aboard when required. A school or parents’ association can act as service organiser; its name alone does not determine responsibility.
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The service organiser, since no express agreement assigns accreditation to the carrier.
The bus driver merely because they drive it.
Always each child’s parents individually, even if they do not organise the service.
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