United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 472
SMOKE DETECTORS
Introduced
6 March 2000
Last action
6 March 2000 · Early Day Motion
Status
0
Sponsors
Syd Rapson
Subjects
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Source updated
6 March 2000
Summary
That this House is concerned that there is no requirement in new-build homes for smoke detectors to be fitted in bedrooms, especially as modern day uses of electronic equipment such as computers are often fitted into children's bedrooms and are left connected and live overnight; and calls on the Government to consider introducing legislation to ensure detection of fire at the earliest moment of combustion.
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Timeline
6 March 2000
Early Day Motion
That this House is concerned that there is no requirement in new-build homes for smoke detectors to be fitted in bedrooms, especially as modern day uses of electronic equipment such as computers are often fitted into children's bedrooms and are left connected and live overnight; and calls on the Government to consider introducing legislation to ensure detection of fire at the earliest moment of combustion.
Source: Early Day Motion
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- Syd Rapson · Labour · Primary sponsor
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- Official source: https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motions/18372
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- uk · edm-18372 · source updated 6 March 2000