Proceeding contribution from Bill Wiggin (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 16 June 2005. It occurred during Debate on bill on Transport (Wales) Bill.
Transport (Wales) Bill
Following our earlier discussion of air transport, I understood that the hon. Gentleman had made the case that this system would be an important business link, relieve traffic congestion and have obvious positive consequences. Of course, we all know that people could travel to other airfields should they wish to do so, but he now seems to be making the case that the subsidy spent on transport by the Welsh Assembly would be for the benefit of tourists. That is why I made the case that we need to have this argument. It would be interesting to know how he decided that the aeroplane would have 49 seats and what the reality is likely to be. Clearly, a lot of information about what is to happen is missing from the Bill.
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- 435 c430-1
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- 2005-06
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- Devolved matters Disadvantaged Bus services Aviation Air routes Cross border cooperation Fares Finance Infrastructure Local government Powers Public appointments Public transport National Assembly for Wales Railways Transport Road traffic Wales Rural areas Wales and Borders rail franchise
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- Transport (Wales) Bill 2005-06
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