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An updated version of the Trading Standard Enforcement Policy is now available to view within the documents section on this page.
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We would like to engage with consumers and businesses to gauge their understanding of the enforcement options available to officers dealing with matters of noncompliance, and the basis on which these options are chosen.
The service exists to fulfil our statutory responsibilities to deliver public and consumer protection for the residents of Lincolnshire.
Our vision is to protect Lincolnshire's consumers and support the County's economic growth by ensuring a safe, fair, responsible and competitive trading environment.
Please read the Enforcement Policy in the documents section before responding.
Thank you for your contributions to the Trading Standards Enforcement Policy.
An updated version of the Trading Standard Enforcement Policy is now available to view within the documents section on this page.
This is what we asked you.
Have your say on the updated Trading Standards Enforcement Policy.
We would like to engage with consumers and businesses to gauge their understanding of the enforcement options available to officers dealing with matters of noncompliance, and the basis on which these options are chosen.
The service exists to fulfil our statutory responsibilities to deliver public and consumer protection for the residents of Lincolnshire.
Our vision is to protect Lincolnshire's consumers and support the County's economic growth by ensuring a safe, fair, responsible and competitive trading environment.
Please read the Enforcement Policy in the documents section before responding.
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