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Task force meeting
26th January 2006, Page 7
26th January 2006
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THE ROAD HAULAGE task force launched by the Chancellor in his December pre-Budget statement, has met for the first time.
It was attended by representatives from the Freight Transport and Road Haulage Associations, the Department for Transport and the Treasury, among ot The trade associations se task force as a platform ford ing the Burns Inquiry and sug ing solutions to the indu woes. But FTA deputy chief e live James Hookham says ofl attempted to bring other such as skills shor into the discussions Also at the me was inquiry al Robbie Burns. who "I was there to kee solutions on track."
Another meeting time with min present, is scheduk mid-February.