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City of Westminster Bill [HL]

A Bill to make provision for the control of street trading and touting in the City of Westminster.

Withdrawn

The story so farThe City of Westminster Bill was introduced in the House of Lords on 27 November 2008. It was withdrawn on 18 June 2012 and will make no further progress.

What the bill does

The Bill (as originally introduced) would revise the street trading provisions in the City of Westminster Act 1999 in particular by: <br><ul><li>extending the definition of street trading to include sale of motor vehicles over the internet if the vehicle is kept on the street</li></ul><ul><li>giving powers to the council to designate areas where news vendors’ exemption does not apply</li></ul><ul><li>allowing the council to designate and alter licensable areas, and have more control over what is traded in them</li></ul><ul><li>giving further controls to the council for dealing with itinerant ice cream vendors</li></ul><ul><li>establishing new powers and procedures for the council to suspend vendors’ licences on the grounds of dangerous, abusive or violent behaviour.</li></ul>

Progress through Parliament

  1. Petition to introduce a Private Bill presented to Parliament Unassigned 27 Nov 2008
  2. 1st reading Lords 22 Jan 2009
  3. 2nd reading Lords 13 Mar 2009
  4. Committee stage Lords 15 Jul 2009
  5. Carry-over motion Lords 12 Oct 2009
  6. Carry-over motion Commons 12 Nov 2009
  7. Motion to revive Bill Lords 25 Nov 2009
  8. Motion to revive Bill Commons 1 Dec 2009
  9. Motion to revive Bill Lords 10 Jun 2010
  10. Motion to revive Bill Commons 5 Jul 2010
  11. Committee stage Lords
  12. Committee stage Lords

Source: the official bill page. Last updated 17 Mar 2021.