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Fifth Report - UK aviation: reform for take-off

Transport Committee HC 683 Published 25 April 2022

Report Status

Government responded

Conclusions & Recommendations

27 items (17 recs)

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Government Response

AI assessment · 27 of 27 classified

Accepted 4

Accepted in Part 4

Acknowledged 14

Deferred 4

Rejected 1

Government response

First Special Report - UK aviation: reform for take-off: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2021–22 · published 11 Jul 2022

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Recommendations & Conclusions

1 item

15 Recommendation Rejected

It is disappointing that the Government’s ‘reforming aviation consumer policy: protecting air passenger rights’ consultation...

Recommendation

It is disappointing that the Government’s ‘reforming aviation consumer policy: protecting air passenger rights’ consultation does not seek views on the enforcement of consumer rights in relation to the private testing market for travel. The consultation should be expanded to … Read more

Government Response Summary

The government does not agree that the consultation should be expanded to assess the private travel testing market, as the consultation was not specifically COVID-19 related. They state that the issues facing consumers have been dealt with separately through CMA reviews and DHSC and UKHSA actions.

Department for Transport

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