REVIVING THE PRIVATE PARKING BILL

1505grandad

1) "But it is the one we do need to master to prevent BPA/IPC from winning."

2) "There does not even appear to be much scope to even try and lever in some of the massive issues around this whole industry which is built on what is an unsutainable model.  Generating income from people 'breaking rules'."

I am also perplexed by the statement in the Ministerial foreword which to me seems to suggest that 1) is possible and 2) is not true:-

"The UK private parking industry plays an important role in supporting our local economies and high streets."

h2g2

When I filled it in I highlighted the issue of "CCJ clamping" which needs some attention in the code, and also of leaseholders and share-of-freeholders getting PPCs foisted on them. Massive oversights, in my view.

daveyjp

As there is very little chance to offer much in terms of lived experiences and shortcomings of the present system (in particular DVLA bending a knee to the industry and lack of any meaningful sanctions when wrongdoing is identified) I would home in on Q13 and go to town as to why cases end up in court.



13. Do you have any data or evidence relating to the number of private parking cases being taken to County Court in England and Wales, or the Sheriff Court in Scotland?

 Yes No Don't Know

If yes, please explain your answer and feel free to provide information on why private parking cases are ending up in the courts

Car1980

13. Do you have any data or evidence relating to the number of private parking cases being taken to County Court in England and Wales, or the Sheriff Court in Scotland?

Er, isn't that a 5 minute job for a civil servant?

Umkomaas

Car1980 said:

13. Do you have any data or evidence relating to the number of private parking cases being taken to County Court in England and Wales, or the Sheriff Court in Scotland?

Er, isn't that a 5 minute job for a civil servant?

What do they mean by 'taken to court'? Claim issued, claim settled before hearing, discontinuance, or attendance at an actual hearing?

Le_Kirk

The trouble with a consultation (as ever) is that it is "we are asking you about what we want to do and no matter what you say, we are going to do it anyway!"