Aarhus Convention Compliance Committee
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Last updated: 9 September 2014
Type of information
COMMUNICATION
Reference number
Submitted by
ACCC/C/2014/101
HS2 Action Alliance Limited
London Borough of Hillingdon
Charlotte Jones
Contact person authorized to represent this communication is:
Christopher Stanwell
Nabarro LLP
Lacon House
84 Theobald’s Road
London WC1X 8RW
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 207 524 6523
Email: c.stanwell@nabarro.com
Date of submission
Party concerned
Articles concerned1
Text of the communication
Summary of case2
15 April 2014
European Union
Art. 7
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concerned on this web site does not imply endorsement of their
content by the Compliance Committee or by UNECE.
The communication alleges non-compliance with article 7 of the
Convention in connection with the proposed construction of a
new “Y” shaped high speed railway from London to the West
Midlands, Manchester and Leeds, known as “High Speed 2” or
“HS2”.
Number of supporting
documents
Original language
12
Translation
Formal completeness
Confidentiality requested
Receipt acknowledged
Date forwarded to CC
Remarks by secretariat
Determination on admissibility
Summary proceedings
Additional information
Not needed
Yes
No
Yes
29 June 2014
At CC-45 (Maastricht, 29 June – 2 July 2014)
No
Yes
1
English
These are the provisions of the Convention cited in the communication. The Committee may
determine that different provisions of the Convention are relevant.
2
This summary has been prepared by the secretariat to describe the main points of the communication.
It has no status as part of the communication.
requested from the
communicant
Communication forwarded to
the Party
Additional information
requested from or points
raised with the Party
Response due from the Party
Delay for response requested
Documentation from the Party
Discussion is scheduled for
Draft findings and
recommendations
Comments on draft findings
and recommendations
Findings and
recommendations
9 September 2014
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9 February 2014