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UK Parliament · Public Bill · No. 0801

Consumer Protection (Private Car Parks) Bill

[As Introduced]
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<p>The Bill would require local authorities in England to introduce a licensing scheme for charging, publicly-available, privately-owned car parks. </p><p>The requirements on local authorities would be set out in regulations made by the Secretary of State by statutory instrument, and would include:</p><ul><li>the criteria which private parking operators must satisfy to acquire a licence</li><li>the maximum level of fixed penalty charges which could be imposed under the licensing scheme</li><li>provision for the costs incurred by each local authority in setting up and administering the licensing process to be recovered by a levy on private parking operators operating within that local authority area</li><li>provision for local authorities to permit exemptions from the licensing scheme</li><li>details of the penalties which should apply to any non-licensed private parking operator.</li></ul>

Presented by Henry Smith.
PublicCommons2nd reading
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Henry Smith
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Bill passage

Commons

  • 1st reading30 Nov 2010
  • 2nd reading13 May 2011