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Appendix C List of Stakeholders Appendix C List of Stakeholders PHASE 2: DELIVERY FINDINGS REPORT 2 / Infrastructure Commission for Scotland / Appendix C Appendix C List of Stakeholders Engagement Initial Call for Organisation Evidence Phase 1 Phase 2 A96 Action n Abellio l Aberdeen City Council n l l Aberdeen City Region Economic Strategy Group n Aberdeenshire Council l l Abundance Investment n ACR Economic Strategy Group l Addleshaw Goddard l Advisian l Amey l Angus Council n l Arancha Arnal n Arcadis n l Architecture and Design Scotland n l l Argyll and Bute Council n Association for Consultancy and Engineering n Association of Town and City Management n Ayrshire and Arran Health Board l Ayrshire Roads Alliance l Balfour Beatty l BT (Scotland) l BT Group Plc n Built Environment Forum Scotland n l Cairngorms l CALA Homes l Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited n Cisco International Limited n Citizen Advice Scotland (CAS) n City Fibre Holdings Ltd n City of Edinburgh Council n l l City of Helsinki l Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) Scotland n l Clackmannanshire Council l Infrastructure Commission for Scotland / Appendix C / 3 Engagement Initial Call for Organisation Evidence Phase 1 Phase 2 CLEAR Buckhaven & Methil n Climate Change and Land Reform Committee l Clyde Gateway n l l Clydeplan l l Colleges Scotland n Comhairle nan Eilean Siar n l l Common Weal n l Confederation of British Industry Scotland (CBI Scotland) n l Confederation of Passenger Transport UK n Construction Industry Training Board – Northern Ireland (CITB NI) l Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) l Construction Scotland l Construction Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC) l Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) n l l Corra Foundation l Creative Scotland n Crosswind Developments l Crown Estate Scotland n l Cycling UK Scotland n Cyrenians l David MacBrayne Group n Deposit Return Scheme l Development Solutions l Drax Group n l Drinking Water Quality Regulator for Scotland (DWQR) n Dumfries and Galloway Council n East Ayrshire Council n l East Dunbartonshire Council n l East Lothian Council l East Renfrewshire Council l Edinburgh and South East Scotland City Region Deal n l Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce l Edinburgh Napier University l 4 / Infrastructure Commission for Scotland / Appendix C Engagement Initial Call for Organisation Evidence Phase 1 Phase 2 Edinburgh University l Energy Poverty Research initiative n Equality and Human Rights Commission l Equate l Ernst & Young LLP n European Marine Energy Centre n Existing Homes Alliance Scotland n Falkirk Council n l FarrPoint n Federation of Small Business l Fife Council n l First Bus Scotland l Food Standards Scotland l Freight Transport Association , The n Fuse Mobility l Gaidhlig l GB Technologies l Gladman l Glasgow & Clyde Valley Green Network Partnership n Glasgow Airport Limited n l Glasgow Centre for Population Health n Glasgow Chamber of Commerce n Glasgow City Council n l l Glasgow City Region n l Glasgow University l Glasgow University & Glasgow City Region Deal l Grant, Aileen n Greater Glasgow & Clyde Health Board l Greater London Authority l Henderson, Allan n Highland Council, The n l Highland Economic Forum n Highlands and Islands Airport Limited (HIAL) n l Infrastructure Commission for Scotland / Appendix C / 5 Engagement Initial Call for Organisation Evidence Phase 1 Phase 2 Highlands and Islands Enterprise n l l Highlands and Islands Transport Partnership, The (HITRANS) n l Historic Environment Scotland n l Homes for Scotland n l l Hub East Central Scotland Limited l Hub North Scotland Limited l Hub South East Scotland Limited l Hub South West Scotland Limited l Hub West Scotland Limited n l Improvement Service l Inclusion Scotland l Industrial Museums Scotland n Ineos l Institution of Civil Engineers Scotland (ICE) n Institution of Engineering and Technology, The n Inverclyde Council l Inverness Chamber of Commerce l Jack, Colin n Jacobs n l James Hutton Institute l Just Transition Commission l l Kermode, Neil l Landscape Institute n Levenmouth Rail Campaign n Living Streets Edinburgh Group n London Internet Exchange, The n MacTaggart & Mickel l Midlothian Council n l Mobile UK l Moray Council n l Morgan Sindall l Morrison Construction l Mott MacDonald l 6 / Infrastructure Commission for Scotland / Appendix C Engagement Initial Call for Organisation Evidence Phase 1 Phase 2 Muir Homes l National Farmers Union Scotland (NFUS) l National Museums Scotland n National Records of Scotland n Natural Power l Nestrans n l Network Rail n l New Zealand Infrastructure Commission l NHS Ayrshire and Arran n NHS Grampian l NHS Health Scotland l NHS Lothian n North Ayrshire Council n l l North Lanarkshire Council n l Ofcom l l Oil & Gas UK l Openreach n l l Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) l l Orkney Builders l Orkney Islands Council n l Pale Blue Dot Energy n Paths for All n People First Scotland l Perth and Kinross Council l l Places for People n Police Scotland l Port of Cromarty Firth n Project Heather l R J McLeod l Rail Delivery Group n Rail Freight Group n Regional Transport Partnerships n Robertson’s Construction l l Infrastructure Commission for Scotland / Appendix C / 7 Engagement Initial Call for Organisation Evidence Phase 1 Phase 2 Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland, The (RIAS) l Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) n Royal National Institute for Blind People l Royal Scottish National Orchestra n Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) n l l Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee l l Ryder Architects l Scotland Food and Drink l Scotland Town Partnership n ScotRail l Scottish Borders Council n l Scottish Carbon Capture and Storage n l Scottish Cities n Scottish Cities Alliance l Scottish Commission for Learning Disability l Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party l Scottish Council for Development and Industry n l Scottish Enterprise n l l Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) n l l Scottish Federation of Housing Association (SFHA), CIH, ALACHO, and GWSF n Scottish Fire and Rescue Services l Scottish Funding Council n l Scottish Futures Trust n l l Scottish Government, The n l l Scottish Green Party l l Scottish International Environment Centre l Scottish Land Commission n l l Scottish Liberal Democrat Party l l Scottish Natural Heritage n l Scottish Opera n Scottish Parliament (Elected Members) l Scottish Parliament Futures Forum l Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe) l 8 / Infrastructure Commission for Scotland / Appendix C Engagement Initial Call for Organisation Evidence Phase 1 Phase 2 Scottish Police Authority n Scottish Ports Group n Scottish Power n l l Scottish Prison Service n l Scottish Property Federation n l Scottish Renewables n l Scottish Secure Parking Group n Scottish Tourism Alliance l Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) n Scottish Water n l l Scottish Wildlife Trust l SDPA Tayside l SESTRAN l SGN l Shelter l Shetland Islands Council l Siemens l Simpson, Ian n Skills Development Scotland l l Society of Chief Officers of Transportation n South Ayrshire Council n l l South East of Scotland Transport Partnership n South of Scotland Economic Partnership (SOSEP) l South of Scotland Enterprise l South West of Scotland Transport Partnership (SWestrans) n l SP Energy Networks n l l Spokes, the Lothians Cycle Campaign n SSE Plc n l SSEN l Stagecoach West Scotland n l Stirling Council l Stirlingshire Voluntary Enterprise l Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) n l Infrastructure Commission for Scotland / Stakeholder Engagement Strategy / 9 Engagement Initial Call for Organisation Evidence Phase 1 Phase 2 Strathclyde University l Sustainable Scotland Network l Sustrans n Tactran n l The Business Services Association l Timber Transport Forum n Topolytics l Transform Scotland n l Transport Scotland n l l Tulloch Homes l Uist and Barra Independent Councillors n UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence l UK National Infrastructure Commission l l UK Parliament (Elected Members) l l Universities Scotland n University of Edinburgh n l l University of Glasgow n University of St Andrews n University of Stirling l University of the West of Scotland l Utopia Computers l Virgin Media l VisitScotland n l Vodaphone n Water Industry Commission for Scotland (WICS) l West Dunbartonshire Council n l West Lothian Council l Wheatley Group n l WSP UK Ltd n WWF Scotland n Zero Waste Scotland l l ZetTrans and Shetland Islands Council n .
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