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section 10 increase in fixed | penalty | 14 15 the convener amendment |
in respect of the fixed | penalty | amendment 10 would put it |
the amount of the fixed | penalty | and allows scottish ministers to |
individual can challenge a fixed | penalty | because it was wrongly issued |
a fixed on the spot | penalty | for such an offence to |
individual over whether a fixed | penalty | had been paid or a |
notice over whether a fixed | penalty | had been paid or whether |
an increase in the fixed | penalty | if it has not been |
amount payable for the fixed | penalty | is automatically increased by 50 |
due by way of fixed | penalty | is enforceable by the local |
8 4 a a fixed | penalty | is not payable if a |
8 4 a a fixed | penalty | is not payable if a |
a constable issuing a fixed | penalty | notice and a person who |
the withdrawal of a fixed | penalty | notice and amendment 11 would |
who has received a fixed | penalty | notice and who disputes that |
constable has issued a fixed | penalty | notice any authorised person could |
be made before the fixed | penalty | notice can be issued in |
circumstances in which a fixed | penalty | notice can be withdrawn currently |
12 provides that a fixed | penalty | notice can be withdrawn in |
must exist before a fixed | penalty | notice can be withdrawn the |
drafted provides that a fixed | penalty | notice can be withdrawn when |
methods of issuing a fixed | penalty | notice handing or delivering it |
been received and the fixed | penalty | notice has not been withdrawn |
hand or deliver a fixed | penalty | notice in person the amendment |
the withdrawal of a fixed | penalty | notice means that there can |
2 provides that that fixed | penalty | notice must be issued as |
with by summary complaint fixed | penalty | notice or warning letter over |
a recipient of a fixed | penalty | notice over whether a fixed |
attempts to issue the fixed | penalty | notice personally either by handing |
the administration of the fixed | penalty | notice procedure by local authorities |
constable could withdraw a fixed | penalty | notice that had been issued |
able to withdraw a fixed | penalty | notice that had been issued |
be payable under a fixed | penalty | notice that has been withdrawn |
a copy of any fixed | penalty | notice that is issued in |
section 12 withdrawal of fixed | penalty | notice the convener amendment 12 |
was lower than the fixed | penalty | notice the executive took the |
section 12 allows a fixed | penalty | notice to be withdrawn in |
period for issuing a fixed | penalty | notice to seven days while |
in respect of the fixed | penalty | notice to the local authority |
the recipient of the fixed | penalty | notice under section 8 4 |
constable may issue a fixed | penalty | notice when they have reason |
constable may issue a fixed | penalty | notice where they have reason |
in such circumstances the fixed | penalty | notice will require to be |
constable in issuing a fixed | penalty | notice would be the same |
the withdrawal of a fixed | penalty | notice would prevent a local |
the power to withdraw fixed | penalty | notices and the circumstances in |
are authorised to issue fixed | penalty | notices are able to refer |
on the form of fixed | penalty | notices in section 6 3 |
local authority to issue fixed | penalty | notices section 12 outlines certain |
be too short although fixed | penalty | notices should be issued at |
alter the position of fixed | penalty | notices that had been issued |
staff to withdraw only fixed | penalty | notices that had been issued |
section 5 issue of fixed | penalty | notices the convener amendment 2 |
staff specifically to withdraw fixed | penalty | notices the power would allow |
section 5 provides for fixed | penalty | notices to be issued by |
section 5 provides for fixed | penalty | notices to be issued by |
dog wardens to issue fixed | penalty | notices to offenders and believes |
been authorised to issue fixed | penalty | notices would be able to |
be lower than the fixed | penalty | payable under the bill concern |
only if the original fixed | penalty | remained unpaid and a hearing |
no experience of operating fixed | penalty | schemes nor could he predict |
road traffic vehicle emissions fixed | penalty | scotland regulations 2003 13 february |
road traffic vehicle emissions fixed | penalty | scotland regulations 2003 13 february |
road traffic vehicle emissions fixed | penalty | scotland regulations 2003 13 february |
road traffic vehicle emissions fixed | penalty | scotland regulations 2003 13 february |
road traffic vehicles emissions fixed | penalty | scotland regulations 2003 be approved |
road traffic vehicle emissions fixed | penalty | scotland regulations 2003 draft be |
road traffic vehicle emissions fixed | penalty | scotland regulations 2003 draft be |
road traffic vehicle emissions fixed | penalty | scotland regulations 2003 draft the |
road traffic vehicle emissions fixed | penalty | scotland regulations 2003 the draft |
conditional offer is a fixed | penalty | that is issued as an |
person who received the fixed | penalty | the sheriff would also be |
an increase in the fixed | penalty | under section 10 for the |
could declare that the fixed | penalty | was or was not paid |
be payable if a fixed | penalty | were withdrawn the executive is |
recovery of an unpaid fixed | penalty | where the notice had been |
an increase in the fixed | penalty | would become due i move |
it clear that a fixed | penalty | would increase only if the |
as to whether a fixed | penalty | would still be liable to |
a view to having the | penalty | notice withdrawn if the local |
has been unsuccessful may the | penalty | notice be left at or |
the scottish executive what standard | penalty | clauses have been included in |
and whether the value of | penalty | clauses is calculated in relation |
project contain or will contain | penalty | clauses to protect the client |
was no not penalty not | penalty | no no no m815: [tut] |
so that was no not | penalty | not penalty no no no |
one time it was a | penalty | we aw jumped up penalty |
penalty we aw jumped up | penalty | yes cause it was the |
per cent if the original | penalty | is not paid within the |
then bring back the death | penalty | just especially m608: [laugh] m078: |
615 moratorium on the death | penalty | lodged on 1 march 2000 |
in some cases the death | penalty | their persecution goes on throughout |
instrument¾ the national health service | penalty | charge scotland regulations 1999 ssi |
learning the national health service | penalty | charge scotland regulations 1999 ssi |
able to declare that the | penalty | was not enforceable i move |
grounds were for each financial | penalty | incurred by medacs and what |
the proportion of the financial | penalty | incurred by medacs was to |
value of each such financial | penalty | was since the beginning of |
2 would not affect the | penalty | for an offence that was |
be viewed as an additional | penalty | conclusions the protection of wild |
poverty calls for a common | penalty | for trafficking to be adopted |
any procedure that involves a | penalty | it should be a simple |
you are saved from the | penalty | of your sins if the |
who challenges wrongly receives the | penalty | of being one fifth of |
ceevilised tae impose the daith | penalty | or the dreidfu floggins the |
interminable games of heiders or | penalty | shoot outs down the gable |
dawned on us that the | penalty | taker s no the guy |
hearts defenders cages winning a | penalty | fifteen minutes from time hearts |
a hale week free kicks | penalty | kicks runnin roon the park |
and b without incurring a | penalty | s1w 34334 ms wendy alexander |
that they did through a | penalty | shoot out with a 2nd |
tends to attract a higher | penalty | when a court sentences a |
the bill increases the maximum | penalty | available to courts however the |
to save ryan mcguffie s | penalty | but mcguffie scored on the |
that included increasing the maximum | penalty | for failure to register from |
race it disnae coont the | penalty | o fit its minions de |