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Memorandum submitted by Association of Train Operating Companies Memorandum submitted by the National Express Group PLC Memorandum submitted by Stagecoach Group: Rail Division Memorandum submitted by FirstGroup plc Memorandum submitted by Go-Ahead Group Memorandum submitted by Network Rail Witnesses: Mr George Muir, Director General, Association of Train Operating Companies, Mr David Franks, Managing Director, National Express Group, Mr Ian Dobbs, Chief Executive, Rail Division, Stagecoach Group, Mr Andrew Haines, Managing Director, Railways, First Group, Mr Keith Ludeman, Chief Executive, Rail, Go-Ahead Group, and Mr Robin Gisby, Network Rail, gave evidence. Question Numbers Supplementary memorandum submitted by the Association of Train Operating Companies Supplementary memorandum submitted by the National Express Group PLC Supplementary memorandum submitted by Stagecoach Group: Rail Division Supplementary memorandum submitted by FirstGroup plc Supplementary memorandum submitted by the Go-Ahead Group
Supplementary memorandum submitted by Network Rail
Memorandum submitted by the British Transport Police Memorandum submitted by the Rail Safety & Standards Board Memorandum submitted by Passenger Focus Witnesses: Chief Constable Ian Johnston CBE QM BSc (Hons), British Transport Police; Mr Len Porter, Chief Executive, Rail Safety and Standards Board; and Mr Colin Foxall, Chairman, and Ms Christine Knights, Board Member, Passenger Focus, gave evidence. Question Numbers Memorandum submitted by the Department for Transport Witness: Derek Twigg, a Member of the House, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Transport, gave evidence. Question Numbers
Supplementary memorandum submitted by the Department for
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