Select Committee on Crossrail Bill Minutes of Evidence


Examination of Witnesses (Questions 10120 - 10123)

  10120. Mr Elvin: Sir, we seek to be inclusive of all communities. Can I make it absolutely clear we have been in consultation with the Commission for Racial Equality. The Commission for Racial Equality is content with the way in which matters have been advanced. If the Committee wishes to see correspondence with Mr Trevor Phillips, we can provide that. We are very conscious of these matters. I can give more information to the Committee in due course if it is needed but we are well aware and very sensitive to these issues and the importance of them.

  10121. Mr Liddell-Grainger: That certainly will not be necessary, Mr Elvin. I am glad to hear you say that.

  10122. Mr Elvin: Can I finally just say there is an on-going equality impact assessment which is taking place and that will be part of the further consultation process.

  10123. Mr Liddell-Grainger: Mr Elvin, thank you very much indeed. I now call the Committee to order. We will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock back in Committee Room 5 for those of you who are with us.






 
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