Transport Committee Caught 'Bang to Rights'

The circular below has been sent to all who made submissions and to any other 'connected' parties.
Trouble is that everyone who made submissions by the 2nd October deadline would not be aware of the change and therefore their submissions will be affected.
It seems that the Herron submission of 1st November has them all running for cover (up).
The full complaint to the Transport Committee can be read here.


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