Call for evidence outcome

Maritime growth study: call for evidence

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
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Maritime growth study: summary of responses

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Detail of outcome

The outcomes of this consultation we’re incorporated into the ‘Maritime growth study: keeping the UK competitive in a global market’ released September 2015.

A report summarising the evidence contributed by stakeholders to the call for evidence to the maritime growth study has now been published. The report is divided into the 3 workstrands of:

  • written submissions
  • interviews
  • workshops

The responses to each question have been analysed to capture the main points and to assess issues identified by stakeholders.


Original call for evidence

Summary

Seeks evidence about the opportunities and challenges facing maritime business in the UK, to inform a growth study.

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Call for evidence description

The Department for Transport is calling for contributions to the evidence gathering that will inform its maritime growth study. The study’s purpose is to consider the opportunities and challenges that the UK faces in maintaining and enhancing its position as a leading maritime centre.

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Maritime growth study: call for evidence

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Updates to this page

Published 16 January 2015
Last updated 16 July 2015 + show all updates
  1. Summary of responses published.

  2. First published.

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