Examination of Witnesses (Questions 18280
- 18284)
18280. I think that is it. I am sorry, but I
am not used to doing this.
18281. Mr Liddell-Grainger: Mr Brewster,
do not worry; I think you have laid your case out very well. Thank
you for your evidence; it is extremely good. We have taken all
the issues on board and I can assure you we understood what you
are trying to say, and as a Committee we will make up our minds.
Thank you for coming.
18282. Mr Brewster: In response to Ms
Lieven's earlier comment at the beginning, this may be one of
the less important Petitions for her but as far as West Acton
residents are concerned it is one of the most important. Thank
you.
18283. Mr Liddell-Grainger: Mr Brewster,
thank you very much indeed.
18284. Because there is no other business I
therefore declare that the next meeting of the Committee will
be on Tuesday 30 January in this room at ten o'clock in the morning.
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