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Jet Skis (Licensing)
10 November 2020
Lead MP
Hywel Williams
Debate Type
General Debate
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Hywel Williams raised concerns about jet skis (licensing) in the House of Commons. Other MPs contributed to the debate.
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Lead Contributor
Opened the debate
Moves to establish a licensing system for drivers of jet skis due to concerns about unregulated use and associated risks. Emphasises that no licence is currently required in the UK, leading to incidents such as injuries and fatalities. Points out that current regulatory measures are insufficient and calls for proper regulation with training and tests.
Arfon
Proposes a Bill to establish a licensing system for drivers of jet skis, including mandatory training and competency testing. Highlights the current lack of regulation in the UK compared to other countries, leading to safety concerns and disturbances to local residents. Emphasises the need for a proper regulatory framework to address irresponsible use.
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