Select committee: Petitions Committee
Conclusion 6
1st Report - Fireworks
Published 5 Nov 2019
Paragraph 56
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Conclusion (the committee's words)
Fireworks are inherently transient, and, once they have been used, there may be little evidence of where or when they were set off. It’s therefore inevitable that any rule about who can set off fireworks, and where and when they can be used, will be difficult to enforce. People are aware of this, including those who misuse fireworks and those for whom fireworks cause significant problems. It is likely that this is suppressing the number of complaints, meaning the real level of concern is under- reported.
From: Petitions Committee, 1st Report - Fireworks (HC 103), paragraph 56, 5 November 2019
Government response
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