Sir Greg Knight's bid to regulate parking moves forward

The Parking (Code of Practice) Bill passes second reading

The Parking (Code of Practice) Bill was presented by Sir Greg Knight MP and supported by a cross-party group of MPs comprising Jacob Rees-Mogg, Daniel Zeichner Kevin Brennan, Pete Wishart and Graham P Jones.

The Parking (Code of Practice) Bill was presented by Sir Greg Knight MP and supported by a cross-party group of MPs comprising Jacob Rees-Mogg, Daniel Zeichner Kevin Brennan, Pete Wishart and Graham P Jones.

The government has given its blessing to a Private Member’s Bill that seeks to place regulation of the private parking sector on a statutory footing. The Bill had already been endorsed both by organisations representing the parking sector and motorists. The Parking (Code of Practice) Bill passed its second reading in the House of Commons on Friday 2 February. It was presented by Sir Greg Knight MP and supported by a cross-party group of MPs comprising Jacob Rees-Mogg, Daniel Zeichner...

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