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Consultation on Developing a Comprehensive Blue Badge (Disabled Parking) Reform Strategy

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The Department for Transport is committed to publishing a Comprehensive Blue Badge (Disabled Parking) Reform Strategy by Spring 2008. This consultation document is designed to seek public views in order to help inform this strategy.

Hard copies of the consultation can be ordered from Capita Fulfilment Services on 0870 1226 236. Product ISBN code is 78CRN02932.

Timeframe

This consultation started on 24th January 2008 and ended on 17th April 2008.

Consultation Documents

Here are the documents we were able to locate that relate to this consultation:

Annex A: DFT response to the Independent Strategic Review ( Web page, 12Kb)
Annex B: Consultation questionnaire and response form (141 kb) ( Microsoft Word, 138Kb)
Annex C - Blue Badge Reform 2008 ( Web page, 12Kb)
Annex D: List of consultees ( Web page, 13Kb)
Annex E - Impact Assessment of reforming the administration and enforcement of the Blue Badge Scheme (626 kb) ( Adobe PDF, 613Kb)
Annex F - Impact Assessment of reforming the concessions provided by the Blue Badge Scheme (364 kb) ( Adobe PDF, 356Kb)
Annex G - Impact Assessment of reforming the eligibility criteria of the Blue Badge Scheme (569 kb) ( Adobe PDF, 557Kb)
Easy read version (715 kb) ( Microsoft Word, 699Kb)
right ( Web page, 18Kb)

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