Select Committee on the Crossrail Bill Minutes of Evidence


Examination of Witnesses (Questions 2700 - 2719)

  2700. MR CARPENTER: It is, yes.

  2701. CHAIRMAN: What have you already got because you have some information from Crossrail .

  2702. MR CARPENTER: I believe that we have a final document from Crossrail, a version of the document and we want the previous versions of that report.

  2703. CHAIRMAN: I dare say you do, but what have you got at the moment?

  2704. MR CARPENTER: We have one report of which we want the previous revisions of.

  2705. CHAIRMAN: Mr Carpenter, let us take it one stage at a time. What have you got at the moment?

  2706. MR CARPENTER: The name, the actual description of the document?

  2707. CHAIRMAN: No, what is it about?

  2708. MR CARPENTER: I wish I had the name of it. Do you have the name of the document? I was not prepared so I did not bring the plan and all the documentation today.

  2709. CHAIRMAN: Is it about the route?

  2710. MR CARPENTER: Yes, it is about alternatives.

  2711. CHAIRMAN: Have you got papers which suggest to you that you wish to put an alternative route in front of us?

  2712. MR CARPENTER: What I want is the versions of the document.

  2713. CHAIRMAN: That is not what I asked you. Have you got, at the moment, papers which indicate to you that you would like to put an alternative route to us?

  2714. MR CARPENTER: Yes.

  2715. CHAIRMAN: You have?

  2716. MR CARPENTER: As the Spitalfields Group, yes.

  2717. CHAIRMAN: You think that if you get further documents this will reinforce what it is that you wish to tell us?

  2718. MR CARPENTER: I think it will, I think it will inform it.

  2719. CHAIRMAN: Why do we not see what the existing route looks like because presumably it is on the deposited plans? Can we get those on the screen?



 
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