Franchising Director

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The Franchising Director was a UK government-appointed official responsible for overseeing and managing the franchising of passenger rail services following the privatization of British Rail.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United Kingdom public office
government-appointed official
abolishedBy Transport Act 2000 NERFINISHED
appliesTo passenger rail services
privatised British Rail passenger operations
rail franchising
appointedBy UK government NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
createdBy Railways Act 1993 NERFINISHED
employer Office of Passenger Rail Franchising NERFINISHED
endTime 2001
fieldOfWork public transport regulation
railway regulation
hasAuthorityOver train operating companies holding franchises
hasDuty award passenger rail franchises
manage rail passenger service franchises
monitor compliance with franchise agreements
oversee franchising of passenger rail services
promote competition in passenger rail services
protect interests of rail passengers in franchising
hasJurisdiction Great Britain rail network NERFINISHED
hasLegalStatus non-ministerial public office
hasObjective achieve value for money for taxpayers in rail franchising
ensure continuity of passenger rail services during privatisation
secure provision of passenger rail services through franchising
headOf Office of Passenger Rail Franchising NERFINISHED
inception 1993
location London, England
surface form: London
officeHolder John O’Brien NERFINISHED
Mike Grant NERFINISHED
Roger Salmon NERFINISHED
partOf railway privatisation in Great Britain
regulates terms of passenger rail franchises
replaced direct operation of passenger services by British Rail
replacedBy Department for Transport rail franchising functions NERFINISHED
Strategic Rail Authority NERFINISHED
reportsTo Secretary of State for Transport NERFINISHED
sector rail transport
startTime 1993
supervises franchise bidding process
franchise renewal process
timePeriod post-privatisation era of British Rail
usedInstrument franchise agreements
performance targets for train operators
usedLegalFramework Railways Act 1993 NERFINISHED

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Railways Act 1993 providedForCreationOf Franchising Director