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Sorry if I'm missing something, but could someone explain how this is "pay up 'cos you'll lose anyway" please?
OK, but haven't Councils been using this software for years to reply to appellants?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but all Bromley and Bexley seem to have done is remove the paper, envelope and stamp.
Quote from: DastardlyDick on 01 October, 2015, 08:10:24 PMOK, but haven't Councils been using this software for years to reply to appellants? No, this is a new piece of software. It might also constitute a procedural impropriety as the council is expected to "consider" all aspects of an informal challenge. Computer software cannot "consider" anything at all. To avoid appeals being allowed on the grounds of procedural impropriety the informal challenge must still be "considered" by a human being. This new process is designed to discourage informal challenges by indicating that the process will fail at the first hurdle.Quote from: DastardlyDick on 01 October, 2015, 08:10:24 PMCorrect me if I'm wrong, but all Bromley and Bexley seem to have done is remove the paper, envelope and stamp.They might save themselves the cost of some paper, envelopes and stamps but if a motorist is determined to challenge a PCN the system will prove to be a poor deterrent.
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