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	* Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects.		* Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects.

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	Interested parties, including; industry, local and regional government, NGOs and the wider public, were invited to make submissions.		Interested parties, including; industry, local and regional government, NGOs and the wider public, were invited to make submissions.

−	The call for evidence closed on 8th January 2016. NIC suggested it would publish a report before the 2016 Budget~~. The~~ government ~~will~~ be obliged to respond to its recommendations, either accepting them or setting out how the government will develop alternatives.	+	The call for evidence closed on 8th January 2016. NIC suggested it would publish a report before the 2016 Budget and that the government would be obliged to respond to its recommendations, either accepting them or setting out how the government will develop alternatives.

	Lord Adonis said: “I am delighted that the Call for Evidence is being launched in the north of England. We have seen great steps forward in the north’s infrastructure, including Airport City in Manchester and the new deep water port in Liverpool. This Call for Evidence will support the Commission to make the infrastructure of the north greater still.”		Lord Adonis said: “I am delighted that the Call for Evidence is being launched in the north of England. We have seen great steps forward in the north’s infrastructure, including Airport City in Manchester and the new deep water port in Liverpool. This Call for Evidence will support the Commission to make the infrastructure of the north greater still.”

	David Brown, Chief Executive of Transport for the North, said: “Building on the work which has already been done to develop a northern transport strategy, we will be submitting a strong case to Lord Adonis’ commission for pan-northern, transformational investment in transport infrastructure."		David Brown, Chief Executive of Transport for the North, said: “Building on the work which has already been done to develop a northern transport strategy, we will be submitting a strong case to Lord Adonis’ commission for pan-northern, transformational investment in transport infrastructure."
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		+	In March 2016, the NIC published three reports:
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		+	* 'Transport for a world city' in which it suggested Crossrail 2 should be taken forward as a priority, funded to develop the scheme fully with the aim of submitting a hybrid bill by autumn 2019. This would enable Crossrail 2 to open in 2033.
		+	* 'Smart Power' which set out a plan to ensure supply and demand are balanced as efficiently as possible in the energy system.
		+	* 'High Speed North', a plan to transform the connectivity of the Northern cities.
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		+	A [http://www.parliament.uk/business/publications/written-questions-answers-statements/written-statement/Commons/2016-04-13/HCWS671/ government response] to the three reports was published in April 2016.

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	On 5 October 2015, Chancellor George Osborne announced the creation of a National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) to provide an unbiased analysis of the UK’s long-term infrastructure needs, delivering a long-term plan for, and assessment of, national infrastructure needs early in each parliament.		On 5 October 2015, Chancellor George Osborne announced the creation of a National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) to provide an unbiased analysis of the UK’s long-term infrastructure needs, delivering a long-term plan for, and assessment of, national infrastructure needs early in each parliament.

	On 13 November 2015, during a two-day fact-finding visit to the north of England, Andrew Adonis, interim Chair of the NIC, launched a [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/national-infrastructure-commission-call-for-evidence Call for Evidence], focusing on three of the UK’s most critical infrastructure challenges:		On 13 November 2015, during a two-day fact-finding visit to the north of England, Andrew Adonis, interim Chair of the NIC, launched a [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/national-infrastructure-commission-call-for-evidence Call for Evidence], focusing on three of the UK’s most critical infrastructure challenges:
−	*Northern Connectivity: particularly identifying priorities for future investment in the north’s strategic transport infrastructure to improve connectivity between cities, especially east-west across the Pennines.
−	*London’s Transport System: particularly reviewing strategic options for future investment in large scale transport improvements – on road, rail and underground – including Crossrail 2.
−	*Energy: reviewing how the UK can better balance supply and demand.

−	~~Interested parties~~, ~~including; industry~~, ~~local and regional government, NGOs~~ and the ~~wider public, are invited to make submissions~~.	+	* Northern Connectivity: particularly identifying priorities for future investment in the north’s strategic transport infrastructure to improve connectivity between cities, especially east-west across the Pennines.
		+	* London’s Transport System: particularly reviewing strategic options for future investment in large scale transport improvements – on road, rail and underground – including Crossrail 2.
		+	* Energy: reviewing how the UK can better balance supply and demand.

−	The call for evidence ~~will close~~ on 8th January 2016 ~~and the~~ NIC ~~will~~ publish a report before the 2016 Budget. The government will be obliged to respond to its recommendations, either accepting them or setting out how the government will develop alternatives.	+	Interested parties, including; industry, local and regional government, NGOs and the wider public, were invited to make submissions.
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		+	The call for evidence closed on 8th January 2016. NIC suggested it would publish a report before the 2016 Budget. The government will be obliged to respond to its recommendations, either accepting them or setting out how the government will develop alternatives.

	Lord Adonis said: “I am delighted that the Call for Evidence is being launched in the north of England. We have seen great steps forward in the north’s infrastructure, including Airport City in Manchester and the new deep water port in Liverpool. This Call for Evidence will support the Commission to make the infrastructure of the north greater still.”		Lord Adonis said: “I am delighted that the Call for Evidence is being launched in the north of England. We have seen great steps forward in the north’s infrastructure, including Airport City in Manchester and the new deep water port in Liverpool. This Call for Evidence will support the Commission to make the infrastructure of the north greater still.”

−	David Brown, Chief Executive of Transport for the North, said: “Building on the work which has already been done to develop a northern transport strategy, we will be submitting a strong case to Lord Adonis’ commission for pan-northern, transformational investment in transport infrastructure."	+	David Brown, Chief Executive of Transport for the North, said: “Building on the work which has already been done to develop a northern transport strategy, we will be submitting a strong case to Lord Adonis’ commission for pan-northern, transformational investment in transport infrastructure."

−	= Find out more~~<br/>~~ =	+	= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Construction 2025.	+
−	*Osborne launches National Infrastructure Commission.	+	* Construction 2025.
−	*Government construction strategy.	+	* Osborne launches National Infrastructure Commission.
−	*Infrastructure and Projects Authority.	+	* Government construction strategy.
−	*Infrastructure UK.	+	* Infrastructure and Projects Authority.
−	*National Infrastructure Commission.	+	* Infrastructure UK.
−	*National Infrastructure Plan.	+	* National Infrastructure Commission.
−	*National Infrastructure Pipeline.	+	* National Infrastructure Plan.
−	*National Infrastructure Plan for Skills.	+	* National Infrastructure Pipeline.
−	*Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects.	+	* National Infrastructure Plan for Skills.
		+	* Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects.

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Designing Buildings at 10:49, 13 November 2015

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	On 5 October 2015, Chancellor George Osborne announced the creation of a National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) to provide an unbiased analysis of the UK’s long-term infrastructure needs, delivering a long-term plan for, and assessment of, national infrastructure needs early in each parliament.		On 5 October 2015, Chancellor George Osborne announced the creation of a National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) to provide an unbiased analysis of the UK’s long-term infrastructure needs, delivering a long-term plan for, and assessment of, national infrastructure needs early in each parliament.

−	On 13 November 2015, during a two-day fact-finding visit to the north of England, Andrew Adonis, interim Chair of the NIC, ~~today~~ launched a [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/national-infrastructure-commission-call-for-evidence Call for Evidence], focusing on three of the UK’s most critical infrastructure challenges:	+	On 13 November 2015, during a two-day fact-finding visit to the north of England, Andrew Adonis, interim Chair of the NIC, launched a [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/national-infrastructure-commission-call-for-evidence Call for Evidence], focusing on three of the UK’s most critical infrastructure challenges:
	*Northern Connectivity: particularly identifying priorities for future investment in the north’s strategic transport infrastructure to improve connectivity between cities, especially east-west across the Pennines.		*Northern Connectivity: particularly identifying priorities for future investment in the north’s strategic transport infrastructure to improve connectivity between cities, especially east-west across the Pennines.
	*London’s Transport System: particularly reviewing strategic options for future investment in large scale transport improvements – on road, rail and underground – including Crossrail 2.		*London’s Transport System: particularly reviewing strategic options for future investment in large scale transport improvements – on road, rail and underground – including Crossrail 2.
−	*Energy: reviewing how the UK can better balance supply and demand	+	*Energy: reviewing how the UK can better balance supply and demand.

−	~~All interested~~ parties, including industry, local and regional government, NGOs and the wider public, are invited to make submissions.	+	Interested parties, including; industry, local and regional government, NGOs and the wider public, are invited to make submissions.

−	The call for evidence will close on 8th January 2016 and the NIC will publish a report before the 2016 Budget.	+	The call for evidence will close on 8th January 2016 and the NIC will publish a report before the 2016 Budget. The government will be obliged to respond to its recommendations, either accepting them or setting out how the government will develop alternatives.
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−	The government will be obliged to respond to its recommendations, either accepting them or setting out how the government will develop alternatives.	+

	Lord Adonis said: “I am delighted that the Call for Evidence is being launched in the north of England. We have seen great steps forward in the north’s infrastructure, including Airport City in Manchester and the new deep water port in Liverpool. This Call for Evidence will support the Commission to make the infrastructure of the north greater still.”		Lord Adonis said: “I am delighted that the Call for Evidence is being launched in the north of England. We have seen great steps forward in the north’s infrastructure, including Airport City in Manchester and the new deep water port in Liverpool. This Call for Evidence will support the Commission to make the infrastructure of the north greater still.”

−	David Brown, Chief Executive of Transport for the North, said: “Building on the work which has already been done to develop a northern transport strategy, we will be submitting a strong case to Lord Adonis’ commission for pan-northern, transformational investment in transport infrastructure.	+	David Brown, Chief Executive of Transport for the North, said: “Building on the work which has already been done to develop a northern transport strategy, we will be submitting a strong case to Lord Adonis’ commission for pan-northern, transformational investment in transport infrastructure."
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−	“We welcome the support of the National Infrastructure Commission and Government which will enable us to drive forward our ambitious agenda to transform Northern connectivity, benefiting businesses as well as individuals and driving economic growth in the region.”	+

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On 5 October 2015, Chancellor George Osborne announced the creation of a National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) to provide an unbiased analysis of the UK’s long-term infrastructure needs, delivering a long-term plan for, and assessment of, national infrastructure needs early in each parliament.

On 13 November 2015, during a two-day fact-finding visit to the north of England, Andrew Adonis, interim Chair of the NIC, today launched a [https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/national-infrastructure-commission-call-for-evidence Call for Evidence], focusing on three of the UK’s most critical infrastructure challenges:
*Northern Connectivity: particularly identifying priorities for future investment in the north’s strategic transport infrastructure to improve connectivity between cities, especially east-west across the Pennines.
*London’s Transport System: particularly reviewing strategic options for future investment in large scale transport improvements – on road, rail and underground – including Crossrail 2.
*Energy: reviewing how the UK can better balance supply and demand

All interested parties, including industry, local and regional government, NGOs and the wider public, are invited to make submissions.

The call for evidence will close on 8th January 2016 and the NIC will publish a report before the 2016 Budget.

The government will be obliged to respond to its recommendations, either accepting them or setting out how the government will develop alternatives.

Lord Adonis said: “I am delighted that the Call for Evidence is being launched in the north of England. We have seen great steps forward in the north’s infrastructure, including Airport City in Manchester and the new deep water port in Liverpool. This Call for Evidence will support the Commission to make the infrastructure of the north greater still.”

David Brown, Chief Executive of Transport for the North, said: “Building on the work which has already been done to develop a northern transport strategy, we will be submitting a strong case to Lord Adonis’ commission for pan-northern, transformational investment in transport infrastructure.

“We welcome the support of the National Infrastructure Commission and Government which will enable us to drive forward our ambitious agenda to transform Northern connectivity, benefiting businesses as well as individuals and driving economic growth in the region.”

= Find out more<br/> =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*Construction 2025.
*Osborne launches National Infrastructure Commission.
*Government construction strategy.
*Infrastructure and Projects Authority.
*Infrastructure UK.
*National Infrastructure Commission.
*National Infrastructure Plan.
*National Infrastructure Pipeline.
*National Infrastructure Plan for Skills.
*Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects.

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