Proceeding contribution from Barry Gardiner (Labour) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 22 November 2005. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Ardmore Peninsula, Sutherland (Mail Deliveries).
Ardmore Peninsula, Sutherland (Mail Deliveries)
: I shall talk about the 15-minute rule in a moment. First, let me respond by changing things around slightly. Postcomm, not the Royal Mail, designated the 15-minute rule and decided that there should be no limit on the additional road distance travelled by a postal delivery vehicle to reach an address over a public or a private road that is maintained in good condition. There is a round-trip limit of 15 minutes on the extra time that the Royal Mail must spend on delivering mail on foot or by the vehicle used for the delivery route along a private road or track where access conditions are poor but not so poor that they the address is excepted on health and safety grounds.
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- 2005-06
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- Business Health and safety Highlands of Scotland Public footpaths Postal services Scotland Rural areas Ardmore
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