Tougher controls on bailiffs feature in updated National Standards

Jonathan Djanogly

Jonathan Djanogly

The National Standards for civil enforcement agents have been updated in a bid to give the public more protection against rogue bailiffs. The Ministry of Justice (MOJ) said the amended voluntary code will tackle intimidating and threatening behaviour and prevent bailiffs from misrepresenting their powers. 

Under the updated standards bailiffs must not behave in a threatening manner or use unlawful force to gain access to a home or business, and should avoid discussing the debt with anyone...

Subscribe today to read this article in full...

Benefits of subscribing to Parking Review Subscription + TransportXtra & TransportXtra.com

• 12 issues a year
• Essential reading for public and private sector parking professionals in the UK and beyond
• Hear it first, covering latest developments within Parking
• Written by leading experts. Independent, incisive comment and analysis on the parking scene
• Additional publications throughout the year covering
• Includes full online access to TransportXtra.com and searchable archive

Magazine + Online

Pay Monthly

£0.00

Fixed Term

1 Magazine every month,1 user £100.00 2 magazine every month, 2 digital users £220.00 5 magazine every month, 5 digital users £500.00 Montly: 1 Magazine every month, 1 user £12.00

 

Online Only

Pay Monthly

£16.25

Price shown ex VAT. Monthly subscription amount charged monthly to registered card.

Fixed Term

1 Year Subscription £130.00 30 Day Subscription £30.00 90 Day Subscription £60.00

Invoice option available on fixed-term subscription. Subscriptions begin from receipt of payment.