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3.—(1) In regulation 110 (mobile telephones)—
(a)in paragraph (4), from “performs” to the end, substitute “is capable of transmitting and receiving data, whether or not those capabilities are enabled.”;
(b)after paragraph (5A), insert—
“(5B) A person does not contravene a provision of this regulation, if at the time of the alleged contravention—
(a)that person is using the mobile telephone or other device to make a contactless payment;
(b)for a good or service which is received at the same time as, or after, the contactless payment is made; and
(c)the motor vehicle is stationary.”;
(c)in paragraph (6)(a), from “during the course of” to the end, substitute “while being used.”;
(d)for paragraph (6)(c), substitute—
“(c)in paragraphs (1) to (3) the word “using” includes the following—
(i)illuminating the screen;
(ii)checking the time;
(iii)checking notifications;
(iv)unlocking the device;
(v)making, receiving, or rejecting a telephone or internet based call;
(vi)sending, receiving or uploading oral or written content;
(vii)sending, receiving or uploading a photo or video;
(viii)utilising camera, video, or sound recording functionality;
(ix)drafting any text;
(x)accessing any stored data such as documents, books, audio files, photos, videos, films, playlists, notes or messages;
(xi)accessing an application;
(xii)accessing the internet.”.
(2) After paragraph (6)(e) insert—
“(f)“contactless payment” means a payment made at a contactless payment terminal using the contactless payment facility of a card, mobile telephone or other device;
(g)“an application” means a software programme that runs through a web browser or offline on a mobile telephone or other device.”.
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