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Written questions by Duncan-Jordan.

Every parliamentary written question tabled by Neil Duncan-Jordan this session, with the full answer and department. See how every department answers, or back to the MP page.

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3 Dec 2024·Department for Transport·Answered
Asked

Which authority is responsible for the recovery and disposal of boats that have sunk or are stranded near the shoreline when they do not present a navigation hazard.

Reply

In the case of sunk or stranded vessels, the owner of that vessel is responsible for carrying out any actions required to mitigate environmental consequences under the Merchant Shipping Act 1995. This may be carried out in conjunction with an insurance co...

2 Dec 2024·Department for Transport·Answered
Asked

Whether she has made an assessment of the potential merits of ensuring future housing developments provide electronic vehicle charging facilities for residents.

Reply

Since June 2022, Part S of Schedule 1 to the Building Regulations 2010 requires new residential properties with associated parking to have access to electric vehicle chargepoints.

18 Nov 2024·Department for Transport·Answered
Asked

If she will ensure that any future review of the bus fare cap will take account of (a) young people and (b) low paid workers.

Reply

On Monday 28 October, the Prime Minister confirmed the government will introduce a new £3 cap on single bus fares from 1 January 2025 until the end of 2025. Moving forward, the government will also explore more targeted options that deliver value for mone...

8 Nov 2024·Department for Transport·Answered
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What recent discussions officials in her Department have had with the (a) States of Jersey, (b) States of Guernsey, (c) ferry operators and (d) trade unions on the long term provision of ferry services from (i)

Reply

Maritime officials within the Department have had no discussions on the long-term provision of ferry services from (i) Poole and (ii) Portsmouth to the Channel Islands. Ferry services are predominantly run on a commercial basis without UK government inter...

29 Oct 2024·Department for Transport·Answered
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Whether the new cap on bus fares will include services that are solely for the transport of pupils to and from their place of education.

Reply

The new fare cap will be designed to be as equitable as possible in terms of its support for passengers across England. One of the key principles of the scheme will be to include ‘open’ services which allow any member of public to board. ‘Closed’ school s...

21 Oct 2024·Department for Transport·Answered
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If her Department will make an assessment of the potential merits of bringing South Western Railway's Arterio Class 701 trains back into service.

Reply

Department officials have regular discussions with South-Western Railway on the introduction of the Arterio Class 701 fleet. The first trains have entered passenger service, with a gradual roll out expected over the next two years.

21 Oct 2024·Department for Transport·Answered
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If her Department will make a comparative assessment of the (a) effectiveness and (b) safety of operating train doors by (i) Driver Control Operation and (ii) the driver opening doors and the guard closing them

Reply

We look to the Office of Rail and Road (ORR), as the independent safety regulator for Britain’s railways, to ensure operators have the right procedures in place for both driver and guard operated doors to safeguard passengers when embarking and disembarki...

21 Oct 2024·Department for Transport·Answered
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If she will have discussions with South Western Railway on the use of Arterio Class 701 trains.

Reply

Department officials have regular discussions with South-Western Railway on the introduction of the Arterio Class 701 fleet. The first trains have entered passenger service, with a gradual roll out expected over the next two years.

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