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date	2015-06-10
answer › question first answered	2015-06-25T15:58:27.987Z
answer › date of answer	2015-06-25
min answer › question first answered	2015-06-18T13:32:17.067Z

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349721

registered interest

date

10/06/2015

answering body

Department for Culture Media and Sport

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Culture, Media and Sport

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Culture, Media and Sport

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Telecommunications

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25259

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question text

To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, with reference to the Digital communications infrastructure strategy, published on 18 March 2015, when he plans to bring forward legislative proposals to reform the Electronic Communications Code.

tabling member constituency

Rhondda

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Chris Bryant

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2042

answer

is ministerial correction

date of answer

25/06/2015

answer text

<p>The Department received a total of 153 responses to the consultation launched in February 2015 on the reform of the Electronic Communications Code, my officials are currently analysing these responses and I will respond to Parliament in due course. Government remains committed to delivering a reformed Code that is clear, fit for the purpose of rolling out modern electronic communications apparatus, and supports a UK network that provides consumers with a choice of high quality telecommunications services.</p>

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Wantage

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Mr Edward Vaizey

question first answered

25/06/2015 15:58:27

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1580

label	Biography information for Lord Vaizey of Didcot

tabling member

1446

label	Biography information for Sir Chris Bryant