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Bus Services (Wales) Act 2026
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17Local bus service permits: appeals
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(1)A person whose application for a local bus service permit is refused may appeal against the refusal.
(2)A person who has been granted a local bus service permit may appeal against any condition attached to the permit (including against revision of a condition).
(3)A person who has been granted a local bus service permit that is revoked may appeal against the revocation of the permit.
(4)A person who has been granted a local bus service permit that is suspended may appeal against—
(a)the suspension;
(b)the period specified under section 16(2)(c);
(c)the conditions specified under section 16(2)(c).
(5)An appeal is to be made to the First Tier Tribunal.
(6)On an appeal the First Tier Tribunal may—
(a)uphold the decision in respect of which the appeal is brought,
(b)quash the decision, or
(c)substitute another decision for the decision in respect of which the appeal is brought.
(7)In subsection (2), references to conditions do not include a reference to a condition attached to a local bus service permit in accordance with section 14(1).
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