The document discusses creating a code of practice for sharing public transport schedule data. It aims to encourage widespread use of the data while protecting data suppliers. The code would provide a framework for licensing data to third parties in a flexible way without needing lawyers. It would also establish mechanisms for beginning and ending contractual licensing agreements. The code is meant to prevent data being used without approval and protect revenue streams. It would not include specifics like payment terms, prices, or liability arrangements. Next steps include drafting the code, stakeholder consultation, refinement, and adoption.

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2. Why a code? Four Regions OK Two Regions Not Willing Three Regions Maybe Two Regions Dunno ! The Google Test Distributing Information – increasing the audience National Dataset – easy collection, common terms . .

3. Distributing Data What do you want to achieve? What do you want to protect? What do you want to prevent?

9. What Next? Draft Code of Practice to be completed Consultation with Stakeholder Refine Code Adopt Code National Dataset – easy collection, common terms .

10. Code of Practice for sharing public transport schedule data Martyn Lewis Stagecoach UK Bus ode of Practice for sharing public transport schedule data Any Questions?