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Supplementary business question on ticket touting.
Supplementary business question on ticket touting.
Criminal Justice Bill (HL). Committee stage ninth sitting (morning). New clauses considered.
Criminal Justice Bill (HL). Committee stage ninth sitting (morning). New clauses considered.
If he will comment with respect to his policy on the introduction of legislation to outlaw ticket touting at sporting and entertainment events. (Holding answer 14 June 1993).
If he will comment with respect to his policy on the introduction of legislation to outlaw ticket touting at sporting and entertainment events. (Holding answer 14 June 1993).
That this House notes that ??5.50 tickets for Les Miserables have been sold for ??58.75 by the ticket agency Tickertron of 27 Kings Road, London; that ??13.75 tickets for Phantom of the Opera were sold for ??50 and ??6 tickets for Miss Saigon for ??25 by West End Tickets of 14 Charing Cross Road; that Portland Promotions of 1 Great Portland Street, London are selling ??9 tickets for Phantom of the Opera for ??50; congratulates the Society of West End Theatres for compiling a dossier listing many hundreds of victims of unscrupulous touts who deceive the public, and for exposing the extortionate prices charged by those ticket agencies who mislead visitors and tourists and charge up to 10 times the original face value of tickets for theatrical, musical and sporting events; notes that nine million people visit London each year and that visitors buy 40 per cent. of all West End theatre tickets and are particularly susceptible to touts masquerading as ticket agencies; calls on the Government to tackle those agencies who charge excessive amounts and outlaw the sale of tickets other than through approved agents; and congratulates members of the Ticket Agents Association and others who comply with the voluntary Code of Practice on Price Indications 1987, and who provide a valuable service to theatregoers in London.
That this House notes that ??5.50 tickets for Les Miserables have been sold for ??58.75 by the ticket agency Tickertron of 27 Kings Road, London; that ??13.75 tickets for Phantom of the Opera were sold for ??50 and ??6 tickets for Miss Saigon for ??25 by West End Tickets of...
Summer recess motion speech on ticket touting.
Summer recess motion speech on ticket touting.
Supplementary business question on ticket touts.
Supplementary business question on ticket touts.
If he will make it his policy to institute an inquiry into the activities of ticket touts at this year's FA Cup Final.
If he will make it his policy to institute an inquiry into the activities of ticket touts at this year's FA Cup Final.
If he will make it his policy to introduce, in the current session of Parliament, legislation outlawing the sale of tickets for, and on the day of, a football match without the authority of the home club to do so.
If he will make it his policy to introduce, in the current session of Parliament, legislation outlawing the sale of tickets for, and on the day of, a football match without the authority of the home club to do so.