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min answer › date of answer	2015-07-14
answer › question first answered	2015-07-23T16:20:15.443Z
min date	2014-07-14
answering body	Department for Transport
max answer › date of answer	2016-02-26

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13/07/2015

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Network Rail

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To ask Her Majesty’s Government which studies or investigations are currently examining past, present or future issues relating to Network Rail; who commissioned each study or investigation; and what are the names of the study or investigation leaders, terms of reference and planned reporting dates for each.

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Lord Berkeley

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23/07/2015

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The Government has recently commissioned three pieces of work looking into Network Rail: - Dame Colette Bowe is looking at what lessons can be learnt from the planning of the Control Period 5 programme in order to improve future rail infrastructure investment. This will report in September. - Sir Peter Hendy is looking at how we can put the current investment programme back on a sustainable footing. This will also report in the autumn. - Nicola Shaw will look to the future: advising the government on how it should approach the future shape and financing of Network Rail in the longer term. This will report in time for Budget 2016. The terms of reference for Bowe are available in the Libraries of the House.<ins class="ministerial"> Those for Shaw will also be placed in the Libraries of the House. Terms of reference for Hendy have not been published.</ins> <del class="ministerial">Terms of reference for the other two pieces of work have not been published.</del> Network Rail and the Office of Rail and Road are also conducting their own reviews internally. Any terms of reference are held by the respective organisations.

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Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon

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23/07/2015 16:20:15

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05/08/2015 09:19:44

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Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon

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