Britannia Parking - NTK sent in wrong name

darkwarrior wrote: »

The ANPR images show that the vehicle was on the site for 16 minutes, and its site data shows that there was no payment made for vehicle registration M155 SHX. As such, by showing that the vehicle entered the site for 16 minutes without making a payment, they have evidenced that a contravention took place. Whilst I acknowledge the appellants comments that they do not believe the technology to be accurate, as there is no evidence to dispute the accuracy of the ANPR I must work on the basis that it is fully accurate.

That's what I'm referring to above.
That's the evidence that you need to overcome, the missing digits.
If the fee was paid, then gain irrefutable proof that it was.

So in the list of VRNs have they part-redacted the obvious 'MI55 xxx' VRN as well?

Demand that they show that one in full as it is clearly the payment relating to your car, and tell Britannia's DPO you will report them personally and their company, to the ICO by 30th April if they keep refusing. Especially given the BPA instructions about not charging for 'minor keying errors' and the fact they have redacted what presumably might have been a transposition of 2 digits but you are being expected to guess rather than being shown your 'close-match' VRN data to understand the allegation!

Keep emailing the DPO at Britannia, don't sit back.

Tell them they must cancel this and appear to have ignored the BPA's policy on keypad errors where the VRN is clearly identifiable as only one vehicle.

Also this is a lie:

they've just replied saying they are legally bound to ignore me and just enforce what POPLA has decided.

They are never legally bound to 'enforce' a POPLA decision, which means nothing at all to a court of law.

darkwarrior wrote: »

Thanks for all the info guys, gonna e-mail their DPO now. Is there any reason to contact my MP if this thing has become law?

Most certainly, as the actual Code of Practice has yet to be drafted which this law will underpin. The more MPs understand the scale of the problem the more likely they might be in influencing a much tougher CoP.