Parking (Code of Practice) Bill

Redx

he must be in squeaky bum mode now its on its 3rd reading in the Lords next monday , they arent hanging around seeing as its only just gone through the C stage yeterday

https://services.parliament.uk/bills/2017-19/parkingcodeofpractice.html

wont be long now before it passes into law (we hope)

and then the countdown to when the new CoP starts, which is the sooner , the better

twhitehousescat

Redx wrote: »

he must be in squeaky bum mode now its on its 3rd reading in the Lords next monday


https://services.parliament.uk/bills/2017-19/parkingcodeofpractice.html


wont be long now before it passes into law (we hope)


and then the countdown to when the new CoP starts, which is the sooner , the better

it has been mentioned by all groups that easter is the time

Coupon-mad

Oh for the love of God, Steve Double, wake up and smell the bullsh1t!

beamerguy

Coupon-mad wrote: »

Oh for the love of God, Steve Double, wake up and smell the bullsh1t!

Do the people in Mr Double's constituency know he is having cosy chats with the scammers who caused them so much distress

Snakes_Belly

Pigs walking on two legs. It's now 'Two legs good. Four legs bad'.

The new Code of Practice needs input from people who have actually been through the process.

Please, please, pretty please, leave Dracula in the crypt where he belongs.

The_Deep

MPs are notoriously gullible, look how many of our present crop have been sold a pup by their leaders.

beamerguy

Snakes_Belly wrote: »

The new Code of Practice needs input from people who have actually been through the process.

Please, please, pretty please, leave Dracula in the crypt where he belongs.

We do not want to disturb this now. I think it was said that the CoP is open for changes ...... guess their will be many

Snakes_Belly

beamerguy wrote: »

We do not want to disturb this now. I think it was said that the CoP is open for changes ...... guess their will be many

Has the actual Code of Practice been decided on?

One of the issues that I have had with dealing with the PPC's is the total lack of regulation by themselves and their agents. Their current CoP's are meaningless and there is no compliance with the CoP's. My background is from an industry that is very regulated and I found the PPC's industry totally alien to deal with. Regulation is zero, compliance is zero and customer service is zero.

If there is not a truly independent appeals system that people can trust the courts will still be clogged up with claims.

beamerguy

Snakes_Belly wrote: »

Has the actual Code of Practice been decided on?

One of the issues that I have had with dealing with the PPC's is the total lack of regulation by themselves and their agents. Their current CoP's are meaningless and there is no compliance with the CoP's. My background is from an industry that is very regulated and I found the PPC's industry totally alien to deal with. Regulation is zero, compliance is zero and customer service is zero.

Maybe Bargepole can help with that one

And you are right, zero regulation. I see no reason why the BPA and the IPC should retain ATA status, both failed the public with zero control of their members.

All private parking companies should be licenced by government on a yearly basis with fees in line with their turnover from farming car parks.

Government missing out on a money making opprtunity

Snakes_Belly

beamerguy wrote: »

Maybe Bargepole can help with that one


All private parking companies should be licenced by government on a yearly basis with fees in line with their turnover from farming car parks.

Government missing out on a money making opprtunity

Parking charges should not form part of the PPC's business model. A large percentage of the claim should go to charity or NHS.