I beg to move, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to prohibit the marketing, sale, and supply of electrically assisted pedal cycles that fall outside the class of electrically assisted pedal cycles prescribed under the Electrically Assisted Pedal Cycles Regulations 1983 and of equipment capable of converting a pedal cycle into such a vehicle; and for connected purposes. The Bill aims to protect pedestrians, other road users, lawful cyclists, constituents and our communities from vehicles that look like bikes but behave like motorbikes by stopping the sale of illegal e-bikes and conversion kits. E-bikes conforming to the law are beneficial, offering cleaner journeys, better public health and less congestion. However, those not adhering to the 250W motor limit with a cut-off speed of 15.5 mph pose significant risks: bikes have been seized in Carlisle capable of reaching up to 37 mph and even 56 mph nationally, highlighting the dangers posed by these illegal vehicles.