My hon. Friend makes a relevant point. One of the reasons that our initial discussions with the European Commission are so important is that they are an opportunity to scope properly any rural fuel duty rebate, why we would introduce it, where it would apply and the basis on which it would take place. In other countries, specific arguments have been made for the particular areas where such rebates were allowed by the European Commission. The benefit of going through the process, as we are doing, is that it maximises the chance that any proposal that we make will be given the go-ahead.
Fuel Costs
Proceeding contribution from
Justine Greening
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Monday, 7 February 2011.
It occurred during Opposition day on Fuel Costs.
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