Study Visits

The Review Panel is carrying out a number of study visits to other jurisdictions of the UK, Ireland and Europe (Brussels), to speak with organisations that carry out environmental functions. The schedule of visits which have taken place, or are planned, is below. In each case, the Review Panel has agreed the publication of a highlight report. The purpose of the report is not to record each meeting, but to give a flavour of the discussions which took place and to record the key issues or ideas which arose. Each file is available in pdf format to read online or download. If you require any more information about any of the visits, please contact the Review Secretariat through the contact us page. If you wish to comment about any of the issues in the highlight reports, please post a comment on the message board.

Scotland – 6-7 June 2006

Sarah Boyack, MSP (Convenor of the Environment and Rural Development Committee of the Scottish Parliament – formerly Minister for the Environment) - Download highlight report (24KB)
Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs Department (SEERAD) - Download highlight report (28KB)
Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) - Download highlight report (32KB)
Historic Environment Advisory Council for Scotland (HEACS) - Download highlight report (25KB)
Historic Scotland (HS) - Download highlight report (23KB)

Ireland – 20-21 July 2006

Teagasc (The Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority)
Dept of Environment, Heritage and Local Government (DOEHLG)
Environmental Protection Agency, Ireland (EPA)
An Taisce (National Trust equivalent)
Heritage Council (Natural and Built Heritage Agency)
Waterways Ireland (North/South Implementation body)

Highlight reports of the Ireland Study Visit will be available to download soon.

Brussels – 23-24 October 2006

UKRep
European Environment Agency (EEA)
European Environmental Bureau(EEB)
Local Government International Bureau
European Commission - DG Enviroment

London – November 2006

In early stages of planning.

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Scope of the Review Time Frame Review Panel How To Get Involved Meetings Schedule Study Visits Your Views Related Information Message Board	Home > Study Visits Study Visits The Review Panel is carrying out a number of study visits to other jurisdictions of the UK, Ireland and Europe (Brussels), to speak with organisations that carry out environmental functions. The schedule of visits which have taken place, or are planned, is below. In each case, the Review Panel has agreed the publication of a highlight report. The purpose of the report is not to record each meeting, but to give a flavour of the discussions which took place and to record the key issues or ideas which arose. Each file is available in pdf format to read online or download. If you require any more information about any of the visits, please contact the Review Secretariat through the contact us page. If you wish to comment about any of the issues in the highlight reports, please post a comment on the message board. Scotland – 6-7 June 2006 Sarah Boyack, MSP (Convenor of the Environment and Rural Development Committee of the Scottish Parliament – formerly Minister for the Environment) - Download highlight report (24KB) Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs Department (SEERAD) - Download highlight report (28KB) Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) - Download highlight report (32KB) Historic Environment Advisory Council for Scotland (HEACS) - Download highlight report (25KB) Historic Scotland (HS) - Download highlight report (23KB) Ireland – 20-21 July 2006 Teagasc (The Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority) Dept of Environment, Heritage and Local Government (DOEHLG) Environmental Protection Agency, Ireland (EPA) An Taisce (National Trust equivalent) Heritage Council (Natural and Built Heritage Agency) Waterways Ireland (North/South Implementation body) Highlight reports of the Ireland Study Visit will be available to download soon. Brussels – 23-24 October 2006 UKRep European Environment Agency (EEA) European Environmental Bureau(EEB) Local Government International Bureau European Commission - DG Enviroment London – November 2006 In early stages of planning.