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Bill 801

Consumer Protection (Private Car Parks) Bill

openUnited Kingdom· UK Parliament· EN

Introduced

30 November 2010

Last action

13 May 2011 · 2nd reading

Status

2nd reading

Sponsors

Henry Smith

Subjects

Discovery layer

Source updated

2 May 2012

Summary

A Bill to make provision relating to the licensing of charging, publicly-available, privately-owned car parks; to require local authorities to introduce a licensing system for such car parks; to enable local authorities to recover the costs of such a licensing scheme from car park operators; and for connected purposes.

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Timeline

  1. 30 November 2010

    1st reading

    Commons · 1st reading

    Source: Commons

  2. 13 May 2011

    2nd reading

    Commons · 2nd reading

    Source: Commons

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Documents

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Bill 114 2010-12 (as introduced)

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  • Bill 114 2010-12 (as introduced)

    Bill · EN · 11 May 2011

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  • Bill 114 2010-12 (as introduced)

    Bill · EN · 11 May 2011

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