COMMONS

Transport Committee

Committee publishes two Government Responses
Access to transport for people with disabilities
The cost of motor insurance: whiplash

The Transport Committee is charged by the House of Commons with scrutiny of the Department for Transport. Its formal remit is to examine the expenditure, administration and policy of the Department for Transport and its associated public bodies.

What's on

Date Business

No business announced

Inquiries

One off oral evidence sessions and other work

Publications

Title Date published
Local authority parking enforcement - uncorrected evidence - 10 June 2013 | PDF version Local authority parking enforcement - uncorrected evidence - 10 June 2013 (PDF) 13 June 2013
Access to transport for people with disabilities - uncorrected - 3 June 2013 07 June 2013
1st Report - Aviation Strategy - Volume II | PDF version 1st Report - Aviation Strategy - Volume II (PDF) 03 June 2013

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Inquiries

  • Cost of motor insurance: whiplash: Oral evidence in progress.
  • Cancellation of the InterCity West Coast franchishe competition: Government response published.
  • Aviation strategy: Report published
  • Marine pilotage: Governement response published.
  • The work of the Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA): Report in progress.
  • Disabled acess to transport for people with disabilities: Oral evidence sessions concluded.
  • Access to ports: Oral evidence in progress.
  • Rail franchising: Oral evidence concluded.
  • Local authority parking enforcement: Oral evidence in progress.

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