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Sunday 16 August 2009 8:00 pm

Shake-up talks at Network Rail

By: admindrupal

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RICK Haythornthwaite, the chairman of Network Rail, is holding meetings with the company’s members throughout September and October to discuss changes to the group’s corporate governance.

Among the changes being discussed is a motion to slash the number of members from 106 to around 30, to make the company more manageable.
Network Rail doesn’t have investors, but is run by a group of members chosen from the general public and rail groups. The Tories plan to install a new board structure if elected.

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