The Ministry of Justice is regulating the debt enforcement sector, including bailiffs and enforcement agents, through reforms to the Taking Control of Goods procedure and new licensing or conduct standards. A consultation on sector regulation has closed, and a Bill on enforcement agent regulation for council tax collection is progressing.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, whether his Department is responsible for reforming the regulation of funeral directors.
The government is seeking views on the regulation of firms that use the Taking Control of Goods procedure to enforce debts.
This consultation invites views on how to ensure that there is independent oversight of firms that employ enforcement agents and High Court Enforcement Officers to enforce debts using the Taking Control of Goods procedure in England and Wales. This consultation …
This consultation invites views on how to ensure that there is independent oversight of firms that employ enforcement agents and High Court Enforcement Officers to enforce debts using the Taking Control of Goods procedure in England and Wales. This consultation …
The government is seeking views on the regulation of firms that use the Taking Control of Goods procedure to enforce debts.
In response to: Regulation of the debt enforcement sector
In response to: Taking control of goods regulations consultation
In response to: Taking control of goods regulations consultation
UIN: HCWS687 The Government is today announcing a balanced package of measures about the independent regulation of the enforcement sector and changes to the Taking Control of Goods procedure. These measures aim to protect those facing enforcement action, enable them …
UIN: HLWS689 My Honourable Friend the Minister of State for Justice (Sarah Sackman) has today made the following statement:"The Government is today announcing a balanced package of measures about the independent regulation of the enforcement sector and changes to...
The government is seeking views on amendments to the regulations that govern the recovery of fees that enforcement agents and High Court Enforcement Officers (formerly known as bailiffs) can recover when enforcing debts.
The government is seeking views on amendments to the regulations that govern the recovery of fees that enforcement agents and High Court Enforcement Officers (formerly known as bailiffs) can recover when enforcing debts.
The government is seeking views on amendments to the regulations that govern the recovery of fees that enforcement agents and High Court Enforcement Officers (formerly known as bailiffs) can recover when enforcing debts.
UIN: HCWS952 The Under-Secretary of State for Justice, my noble Friend Lord Bellamy KC, has made the following written statement:"The government has today published the outcome of its review of the fees that can be recovered from judgment debtors by …
UIN: HLWS936 The government has today published the outcome of its review of the fees that can be recovered from judgment debtors by enforcement agents and High Court Enforcement Officers – commonly known as bailiffs – when using the procedures …
This document is a review of the fees that enforcement agents and High Court Enforcement Agents can recover when enforcing debts and fines using the taking control of goods procedure.
UIN: HCWS404 My noble friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice (Lord Wolfson of Tredegar) has made the following Written Statement."I have today laid before Parliament the Statutory Instrument, the Taking Control of Goods (Fees) (Amendment) Regula...
UIN: HLWS390 I have today laid before Parliament the Statutory Instrument, the Taking Control of Goods (Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 2021. This Instrument clarifies the circumstances where a cost equivalent to the VAT incurred on fees may be recovered from a …
A consultation on ensuring the process works fairly, for both creditors and debtors.
A consultation on ensuring the process works fairly, for both creditors and debtors.
A Bill to make provision about the use of bailiffs and other enforcement agents by local authorities to collect council tax arrears; to establish a code of practice for enforcement agents; to create a