Committees

Rail 2020

Inquiry

This inquiry took account of, but was not limited to, the report by Sir Roy McNulty on improving efficiency in the rail industry and the Government’s proposals for reform, fares and decentralisation published on 8 March 2012.

Further information:

The Secretary of State for Transport also gave oral evidence on the West Coast Mainline Franchise during a session on the work of the Department for Transport:

Oral evidence: Work of the Department for Transport

Reports, special reports and government responses

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3rd Special Report - Rail 2020: Rail Delivery Group and Passenger Focus responses to the Committee's Seventh Report of Session 2012–13
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HC 81
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Rail 2020 - 7th report - Additional (unprinted) written evidence (Volume III - Additional (Unprinted) Written Evidence.)
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HC 329-III
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Rail 2020 - 7th report - evidence (Volume II - Oral and Written Evidence.)
Inquiry Rail 2020
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HC 329-II
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Correspondence

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Letter from Louise Ellman MP to Patrick McLoughlin MP
Inquiry Rail 2020
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Oral evidence transcripts

No oral evidence transcripts published.

Written evidence

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Other publications

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