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Who gets told, and when

The notification list is longer than people expect, and the notice periods are shorter.

A movement rarely concerns one organisation. Depending on what is moving, notice may be owed to police forces, highway authorities, and the bodies responsible for the roads it crosses — several of them, in several areas, at once.

Where it goes wrong

  • Notice arrives at the right organisation but the wrong inbox.
  • It arrives inside the period, but late enough that nobody can act on it.
  • It is answered by someone who has since left, with the reasoning in their sent items.
  • The same movement is asked about twice and gets two different answers.

What helps

One place everything arrives, one place the answer is recorded, and a way of seeing what is still outstanding without asking anybody. That is most of it.

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