United Kingdom · Bill · Private Members' Bill (under the Ten Minute Rule)
Bill 909
Metal Theft (Prevention) Bill
Introduced
15 November 2011
Last action
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Status
2nd reading
Sponsors
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Subjects
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Source updated
1 May 2012
Summary
A Bill to introduce a licensing scheme for scrap metal dealers; to enable magistrates’ courts to add restrictions to licences to deal in scrap metal; to require that financial transactions in trade in scrap metals be restricted to cashless payments; to give police officers powers to search properties owned by scrap metal dealerships; to provide that scrap metal proven to have been obtained through theft may be classified as criminal assets; to introduce criminal charges for theft of scrap metal which take into account aspects of the crime other than the value of the scrap metal stolen; and for connected purposes
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Bill 249 2010-2012 (as introduced)
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Bill 249 2010-2012 (as introduced)
Bill · EN · 17 January 2012
Bill 249 2010-2012 (as introduced)
Bill · EN · 17 January 2012
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- Official source: https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/909
- Open data entity: https://bills-api.parliament.uk/api/v1/Bills/909