Greater Manchester Combined Authority devolution powers consultation

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Greater Manchester Combined Authority devolution powers consultation

We're living through the most exciting changes to how England is governed for generations.

Greater Manchester has led the way on ‘devolution agreements’ that move decision-making on crucial public services like local transport, housing, health and skills training closer to local people.

We want your views on the new legal powers that Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) requires to make devolution happen.

In this consultation, you can give your comments on the powers in general or you can give us your comments on any specific power.

The closing date for this consultation is 18 May 2016.

The results will be published on the GMCA website in July.

Go to the GMCA website for more information about devolution powers and the consultation form.
https://www.greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/new_devo_powers

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