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Number plates - summaryFrom 1 January 2003 suppliers of number plates in England and Wales will be required by law to register their details with the governing agency concerned. From that date a business will be unable to trade as a supplier unless it is registered. Suppliers of number platesA Number Plates supplier is someone whose business consists wholly or
partly of supplying number plates i.e. finished plates that incorporate
the registration mark of a vehicle registered with the recognised government
agency. Manufacturers, distributors, assemblers, motor factors, motor
dealers and retail outlets including on-line retailers could fall within
the scope of the scheme provided that they supply the finished product,
ie; number plates. Motor dealers who refit their used vehicles for
sale with replacement plates would be classed as number plate suppliers. The Register of Number Plate Suppliers comes into force on 1 January 2003, but to allow businesses that are not registered to do so and to adjust their procedures, certain offences will not come into force until 1 March 2003. These offences are:- i) Trading while unregistered The Police or Local Authorities will not have right of access to a business until 1 March 2003. NB. It should be noted that the offence of selling 'counterfeit plates' (plates that do not conform to the specifications in the Road Vehicles (Display of Registration Marks) Regulations 2001 comes into force on 1 January 2003. Exemptions to the number plates registerSuppliers of number plates who only supply for newly registered vehicles
for the first time in the UK. Suppliers of number plates since 1988
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