Consultation outcome

Abolition of the Disabled Persons Transport Committee: successor arrangements

• From: Department for Transport and Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee
• Published: 14 June 2012
• Last updated: 12 June 2013 — See all updates

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

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Summary of responses to the consultation on the abolition of the Disabled Persons Transport Committee (DPTAC)

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Detail of outcome

Summarising views received about our consultation on the abolition of the Disabled Persons Transport Committee (DPTAC).

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Original consultation

Summary

Consultation about what successor arrangements should be put in place if Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (DPTAC) is abolished.

This consultation ran from
14 June 2012 to 11:45pm on 14 September 2012

Consultation description

Summary

Consultation about what successor arrangements should be put in place if Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (DPTAC) is abolished. We are seeking to ensure that any successor arrangement will continue to provide the department with consensual, pan-disability advice in a flexible way, and that any arrangement represents value for money.

The cross-government review of non department public bodies carried out in October 2010 concluded that reform was needed to increase accountability, reduce duplication of activity, improve transparency and discontinue obsolete activities. In line with the goals of this review, the department needs to ensure it continues to have access to specialist advice on the practical issues facing disabled people using the transport network.

The department has developed a number of options for securing specialist advice on disability transport issues should the department make an order to abolish DPTAC.

Related documents

• Future of the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee, written statement by the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Transport, 12 June 2013

Documents

Consultation on the abolition of the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (DPTAC) and the best option for successor arrangements should DPTAC be abolished

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Consultation on the abolition of the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (DPTAC) and the best option for successor arrangements should DPTAC be abolished: easy read version

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Published 14 June 2012
Last updated 12 June 2013 + show all updates

1. 12 June 2013

   Summary of consultation responses added.

2. 14 June 2012

   First published.