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PostPosted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 9:21 pm 
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Nearly sixty different submissions sent, and most of them appear to in favour of change.

Submissions to the Transport Select Committee

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PostPosted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 9:26 pm 
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Very interesting.

It appears all the councils that have submitted have the hump with licensed vehicles from elsewhere flooding their manor.

And how pleasing to see that one of the licensing associations, The Institute of Licensing, didn't read the bit about a maximum submission of six pages and sent nineteen. ](*,)

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Very interesting.

It appears all the councils that have submitted have the hump with licensed vehicles from elsewhere flooding their manor.

And how pleasing to see that one of the licensing associations, The Institute of Licensing, didn't read the bit about a maximum submission of six pages and sent nineteen. ](*,)


lol they have a lot to say though :lol:

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just up the road 4 LAs meet, i may go up and jump across em all to upset someone

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Alex wrote:
Nearly sixty different submissions sent, and most of them appear to in favour of change.

Submissions to the Transport Select Committee

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That will tie them up in knots for a few years. Well done to all who got their questions in.

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I note that Milton Keynes submitted that a firm with 350 non-local Milton Keynes licenses PH are working Milton Keynes 24/7.

Interesting that Milton Keynes council, and the Milton Keynes licensed firm most effected, will be giving oral evidence, and one of the Tories on the committee is a MP for Milton Keynes. :roll:

Also methinks the Labour T&G and GMB sponsored MPs on the committee will be very sympathetic to those union submissions and oral evidence.

Very early days, but I think I can confidently predict the status-quo will not be what the committee's final report recommends. :roll: :roll: :roll:

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will the committee be able to stop calls and radio signals crossing the medieaval parish border lines that very often dictate LAs borders and maybe put up checkpoints at each border crossing point?

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will the committee be able to stop calls and radio signals crossing the medieaval parish border lines that very often dictate LAs borders and maybe put up checkpoints at each border crossing point?

If they are asked nicely. :wink:

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Thankfully the Committee has made reading the submissions a lot easier by splitting them up.

http://www.publications.parliament.uk/p ... ntents.htm

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I see this mush is going to give oral evidence. :shock:

http://www.publications.parliament.uk/p ... xi/m36.htm

No taxi knowledge and any PH can drive any licensed vehicle in the country, as long as they can write a receipt. ](*,)

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Sussex wrote:
I see this mush is going to give oral evidence. :shock:

http://www.publications.parliament.uk/p ... xi/m36.htm

No taxi knowledge and any PH can drive any licensed vehicle in the country, as long as they can write a receipt. ](*,)


That'll make the knowledge test a tad difficult :lol:

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I see this mush is going to give oral evidence. :shock:

http://www.publications.parliament.uk/p ... xi/m36.htm

No taxi knowledge and any PH can drive any licensed vehicle in the country, as long as they can write a receipt. ](*,)


in Polish or Bulgarian?

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Standardising private hire vehicle driver licensing across England and Wales would reduce costs to drivers, because they would not need licences from a number of councils; and reduce the administrative burden on councils.

Errm isnt that a lie?

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I've been reading Mr Wilson's submission.

I have came to the conclusion that he appears to be as mad as a hatter.

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captain cab wrote:
mad as a hatter

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Does that have a translation to Scottish?

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