(1)A licence may include such provisions as the licence authority thinks are necessary or expedient; and a provision need not relate to services authorised by the licence.
(2)In particular, provision of the following kinds may be included—
(a)provision requiring the licence holder to enter into an agreement for a purpose specified in the licence and provision for determining the terms of the agreement;
(b)provision requiring the licence holder to comply with any requirements imposed at any time (by directions or otherwise) by a person with respect to any matter specified, or of a description specified, in the licence;
(c)provision requiring the licence holder, except in so far as a person consents to its doing or not doing them, not to do or to do such things as may be specified, or of a description specified, in the licence;
(d)provision requiring the licence holder to refer to a person for approval or determination such matters as may be specified, or of a description specified, in the licence.
(3)A reference in subsection (2) to a person is to—
(a)a person specified, or of a description specified, in the licence for the purpose concerned, or
(b)if the licence so provides, a person nominated for the purpose concerned by a person falling within paragraph (a);
and any of those persons may be the licence authority or some other person.
(4)A licence may include provisions requiring a payment on its grant or payments during its currency (or both)—
(a)of an amount or amounts specified in the licence or determined by or under it;
(b)to a person or persons specified in the licence or determined by or under it.
(5)A provision relating to the modification of a licence is to have effect in addition to the provisions of this Chapter regarding modification.
(6)Such provisions as the licence authority thinks fit may be expressed as conditions.
(7)The licence authority is the Secretary of State or the CAA (depending on the person to whom it falls to grant the licence).