SCHEDULE 7E+WCATEGORIES OF PERSON THAT MAY BE ADDED TO SCHEDULE 8

InterpretationE+W

2E+WIn this Schedule—

• “bus services” (“gwasanaethau bysiau”) means a scheduled service, by public service vehicle (within the meaning of section 1 of the Public Passenger Vehicles Act 1981), for the carriage of passengers at separate fares, other than a service—

  (a)

  for which the whole capacity of the vehicle has been purchased by a charterer for the charterer's own use or for resale;

  (b)

  which is a journey or trip organised privately by any person acting independently of the vehicle operator; or

  (c)

  on which the passengers travel together on a journey, with or without breaks and whether or not on the same day, from one or more places to one or more places and back;

• “postal services” (“gwasanaethau post” ) means the service of conveying letters, parcels, packets or other articles from one place to another by post and the incidental services of receiving, collecting, sorting and delivering such articles;

• “primary service” (“gwasanaeth sylfaenol”) means a service within paragraph (a) in column (3) of any of rows (1) to (8) in the table;

• “public authority” (“diwrnod gosod yr awdurdod cyhoeddus”) means each public authority within the meaning of section 6 of the Human Rights Act 1998;

• “public money” (“arian cyhoeddus”) means—

  (a)

  moneys made available directly or indirectly by—

  (i)

  the National Assembly for Wales;

  (ii)

  the Welsh Ministers;

  (iii)

  Parliament;

  (iv)

  Ministers of the Crown; F1...

  (v)

  F1...

  (b)

  moneys provided by virtue of any enactment;

• “qualifying person” (“diwrnod gosod y person neilltuedig”) means a person who is not within Schedule 6;

• “shop” (“siop”) means any premises where the sale of goods is the principal trade or business carried on;

• “telecommunications service” (“gwasanaethau telathrebu”) means any service that consists of providing access to, or facilities for making use of, any system which exists (whether wholly or partly in the United Kingdom or elsewhere) for the purpose of facilitating the transmission of communications by any means involving the use of electrical, magnetic or electro-magnetic energy (including the apparatus comprised in the system), but does not include broadcasting, radio, or television.