National Transport Authority Bill 2003

Public bill · Private Member · Presented

The proposal would replace the National Roads Authority and National Rail Procurement Agency with one National Transport Authority covering roads and public transport. It would coordinate planning, rank major projects, help arrange funding, advise on nearby development, and monitor project costs and progress, with responsibility for developing and delivering transport infrastructure nationwide. A 10-member board, including the chief executive and an elected staff representative, would oversee the Authority, with most members nominated by the Minister and approved by the Dáil.

Formal long title

Bill entitled an Act to broaden the focus of transportation planning and provision of infrastructure by amalgamating the National Roads Authority and the National Rail Procurement Agency

Last updated 12 April 2018