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November 4), you state that "was not in favour of allowing too many permits into the hands of British hauliers."'
18th November 1977, Page 45
18th November 1977
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Page 45, 18th November 1977
— November 4), you state that "was not in favour of allowing too many permits into the hands of British hauliers."'
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In fact, I said: -I do not suggest that British hauliers should be given sufficient permits to allow a//the traffic between our countries and argued for a more flexible quota.
I am very much in favour of more permits and made this clear on many occasions in discussion with foreign road haulage associations and overseas Governments. It would be unreasonable for us to expect to carry all the traffic. R. P. DUFFEY, RI-IA Senior Executive Officer.