Consultation outcome

Reducing annual returns and 'fires of special interest' data from fire and rescue authorities

From:
Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government
Published
26 November 2010
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
This consultation has concluded

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Reducing annual returns and 'fires of special interest' data from fire and rescue authorities consultation: summary of responses

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Detail of outcome

A summary of responses to the consultation on proposals to the reduction to annual returns data collected from fire and rescue services and to ‘fires of special interest’ reporting.

Original consultation

Summary

The statistical consultation seeks the views on a reduction in non-financial annual returns from fire and rescue authorities and fires of special…

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Consultation description

The statistical consultation seeks the views on a reduction in non-financial annual returns from fire and rescue authorities and fires of special interest reporting.

Documents

Reductions of annual returns data collected from Fire and Rescue Services and of Fires of Special Interest reporting - Consultation

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Published 26 November 2010