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Open consultation: Minimum service levels for passenger rail during strike action

Department For Transport

February 20
19:38 2023

We are publicly consulting on the most appropriate approach for delivering minimum service levels for passenger rail services.

Minimum service levels (MSLs) aim to limit the impacts of strike action on the lives and livelihoods of the public and to strike a balance between the ability of unions and their members to take strike action with the need for the wider public to be able to access key services during strikes.

We welcome views from anyone that wishes to reply. We will give due regard to consultation responses and move to ensure that regulations are laid as soon as practicable to be in place in the event of future strike action.

We have also published a report into Rail strikes and understanding the impact on passengers.

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A consultation on implementing minimum service levels for passenger rail

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Consultation Annex E: service levels during recent rail strikes

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RailMinimumServiceLevels@dft.gov.uk

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Minimum Service Levels Rail Consultation
Great Minster House
33 Horseferry Road
London
SW1P 4DR

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