Consultation outcome

Implementing Geological Disposal: Working with Communities

• From: Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
• Published: 1 July 2015
• Last updated: 26 January 2017 — See all updates

This was published under the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government

This consultation has concluded

Detail of outcome

Following its commitment in chapter 7 of the Implementing Geological Disposal White Paper, DECC engaged external support by convening a Community Representation Working Group (CRWG) to develop practical approaches for working with communities in the siting of a geological disposal facility (GDF).

Feedback received

Implementing Geological Disposal: Working with Communities - Responses to Call for Evidence

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Detail of feedback received

The responses to the call for evidence are set out in the document above. This evidence will feed in to the policy proposals for working with communities.

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Original consultation

Summary

Call for evidence to draw together evidence and information on processes for working with communities in the siting of a geological disposal facility (GDF).

This consultation ran from
9:30am on 1 July 2015 to 11:45pm on 4 September 2015

Consultation description

Following its commitment in chapter 7 of the Implementing Geological Disposal White Paper, DECC has engaged external support by convening a Community Representation Working Group (CRWG) to develop practical approaches for working with communities in the siting of a geological disposal facility (GDF).

The purpose of this call for evidence is to draw together evidence and information on the issues of community representation, community investment and the test of public support. Evidence submitted will be used to help the CRWG develop policy proposals for how each of these areas will work in practice during the siting process.

As already set out in the call for evidence document, when the call for evidence ends, we may publish or make public the evidence submitted. Also, members of the public may ask for a copy of responses under freedom of information legislation.

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Documents

Implementing geological disposal:working with communities

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Response form (Word)

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Implementing Geological Disposal: Working with Communities - Welsh language version

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Published 1 July 2015
Last updated 26 January 2017 + show all updates

1. 26 January 2017

   Consultation closed

2. 25 January 2017

   Further readouts from public dialogues undertaken in March 2016 published

3. 4 March 2016

   Responses to Call for Evidence

4. 1 July 2015

   First published.