Select Committee · Welsh Affairs Committee

Devolution of Air Passenger Duty to Wales inquiry

Status: Closed Opened: 11 Sep 2018 Closed: 6 Sep 2019 3 reports
Inquiry scope5th Report - Devolution of Air Passenger Duty to Wales PDF | Enhanced HTML The Welsh Affairs Committee has decided to examine the arguments for and against the devolution of Air Passenger Duty to Wales. It would welcome submissions addressing some or all of the following points: The potential benefits and drawbacks of devolving Air Passenger Duty to the National Assembly for Wales. What impact devolution would have on Welsh airports, including those not currently operating international flights. Different options for the devolution of Air Passenger Duty, including full devolution, or devolution for long-haul flights only. How Air Passenger Duty fits with responsibilities that are already devolved, such as regional economic development, aspects of environmental policy and tourism. Cross-border issues, including the impact on passengers and airports in England. The impact devolution would have on North Wales and airports used by people in North Wales. Lessons learned from the devolution of Air Passenger Duty to Scotland.

Reports

3 reports

Oral evidence sessions

4 sessions

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Date Session and witnesses Source
26 Mar 2019 No witnesses recorded View ↗
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