Future programme 2014 : twelfth report of session 2013-14 : report, together with formal minutes relating to the report /
Great Britain.Parliament.House of Commons.Transport Committee.
Ellman, Louise.
Stationery Office (Great Britain)
London : The Stationery Office,
2014.
On 31 January the Committee asked the public to suggest subjects for our inquiries over the next few months. The Committee again received an excellent response and considered 119 different inquiry suggestions. The suggestions are summarised in the annex to the report. It was decided to undertake the following new inquiries: Motoring of the future -a broad inquiry encompassing technological developments to improve road safety, alternative fuels, and information provision for motorists; Investment in the classic rail network including the delivery by Network Rail of its investment programme in Control Period 5 (2014-19), the role of the Office of Rail Regulation in ensuring value for money with rail investment, and investment in rail freight; Strategic river crossings looking at priorities for additional strategic river crossings, how they are funded, and tolling. In addition to these new inquiries, oral evidence sessions are planned on the work of Network Rail and on progress with the HS2 project.
HC 1143
"Session 2013-14".
Chair: Louise Ellman.
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On 31 January the Committee asked the public to suggest subjects for our inquiries over the next few months. The Committee again received an excellent response and considered 119 different inquiry suggestions. The suggestions are summarised in the annex to the report. It was decided to undertake the following new inquiries: Motoring of the future -a broad inquiry encompassing technological developments to improve road safety, alternative fuels, and information provision for motorists; Investment in the classic rail network including the delivery by Network Rail of its investment programme in Control Period 5 (2014-19), the role of the Office of Rail Regulation in ensuring value for money with rail investment, and investment in rail freight; Strategic river crossings looking at priorities for additional strategic river crossings, how they are funded, and tolling. In addition to these new inquiries, oral evidence sessions are planned on the work of Network Rail and on progress with the HS2 project.