Labour pledges to merge NIC and IPA if elected in infrastructure shake-up

By Daniel Gayne2024-05-24T09:53:00

Policy the result of party’s review into major project delivery

A Labour government would merge existing infrastructure advisory bodies to achieve better value for money.

The National Infrastructure Commission and Infrastructure and Projects Authority would be combined under the party’s plans to create the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA).

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