Sydney railway passenger services
36B Sydney railway passenger services
Sydney Trains is to operate railway passenger services.
Sydney Trains is to continue to operate the railway passenger services which were provided by it immediately before the commencement of this section.
Subsection (2) does not limit the power of Sydney Trains—
to establish any new railway passenger service, or
to alter or discontinue any of its railway passenger services.
The operation of a railway passenger service by Sydney Trains is subject to the requirements of the Rail Safety National Law (NSW).
The Transport Secretary may give directions to Sydney Trains as to the railway passenger services to be operated by Sydney Trains, or that restrict the functions of Sydney Trains. Sydney Trains is to exercise its functions in accordance with any such directions.
(Repealed)
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