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Contracting out of Highway Functions

Consultation published by The Department for Transport View original »

This consultation details proposals for a new contracting out order for highways functions in both England and Wales. Contracting out functions enables partner organisations to carry out a statutory function without reference to the relevant authority. It is intended these orders will replace the existing highways contracting out orders.

Timeframe

This consultation started around the 11th February 2008 and ends on 22nd February 2008.

Consultation Documents

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Executive Summary ( Unknown)
Consultation proposals ( Unknown)
Annex A - List of Consultees for the contracting out of highways function consultation ( Unknown)
Annex B - Response form for contracting out consultation (121 kb) ( Unknown)
Annex C - Code of Practice on consultation ( Unknown)
Annex D - Draft Contracting Out of (Highway Functions) Order 2008 (99 kb) ( Unknown)
Annex E - The Local Authorities (Contracting Out of Highway Functions) Order 2008 (103 kb) ( Unknown)

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