1982 Oct 14 - 1983 Mar 30
Prime Ministerial Private Office files
PREM19/1093
Nationalised industries (Gas and electricity industries; report by Central Policy Review Staff (CPRS) on electricity prices for industry; gas appliance retailing; Monopolies and Mergers Commission (MMC) report on efficiency in Central Electricity Generating Board (CEGB)) (Part 7)
Document type: | File list item |
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Source: | TNA, PREM19 series |
Release date: | 2013 Aug 1 |
Classification: | Secret |
Page count: | 265 |
Any docs withheld? |
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Selections from this file
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83 Jan 31 Mo | Major | Nationalised industries: No.10 letter to Lawson PS (transfer of gas safety responsibilities from Department of Energy to Health and Safety Executive) [MT "believes that the aim should be to ensure a control regime that is as unbureaucratic, cheap and unburdensome to industry as is commensurate with effective regulation"] [declassified Aug 2013] |
83 Feb 8 Tu | Major | Nationalised industries: Cabinet Office briefing for MT ("Gas appliance retailing") [review of 1981 decision to require British Gas Corporation withdrawal from gas appliance retailing in light of Lawson proposal] [declassified Aug 2013] |
83 Feb 21 Mo | Major | Nationalised industries: Lawson letter to Brittan ("New financial target and performance aim for the electricity supply industry (England and Wales)") [details of - and subsquent disagreement between Lawson & Brittan over - proposed target] [declassified Aug 2013] |
83 Mar 24 Th | Major | Nationalised industries: Younger letter to Chancellor of the Exchequer ("Objectives for the Scottish Electricity Boards") [draft list] [declassified Aug 2013] |
83 Mar 24 Th | Major | Nationalised industries: Chancellor of the Exchequer minute to MT ("Withstanding strikes in the electricity supply industry") ["... looking forward to seeing Nigel's proposals on the future structure of the industry... I entirely agree with him that we should keep the possibilities for withstanding strikes in this key industry very much under review"] [declassified Aug 2013] |