A new kind of arbiter

The best way to regulate the bailiff sector is to set up an ‘expert forum’ that covers both licensing and complaint handling

John Kruse and Philip Evans

John Kruse and Philip Evans

The hope of comprehensive regulation of bailiffs is once again on the agenda. One of the major challenges is how to introduce regulation without imposing a huge cost on to the industry — costs that would inevitably be passed along to debtors — while maintaining important revenue for central and local government.

The cause of this dilemma lies with the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and its predecessors — the Department for Constitutional Affairs and the Lord Chancellor’s...

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