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All scrap metal dealers will need to apply to their local council for a licence to operate under new rules which come into effect today  .The Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2017, which clamps down on rogue traders, will also give local authorities and police new powers to inspect premises where they suspect illegal activity.

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The Act demands a greater level of awareness and responsibility from traders, ensuring they verify who they are doing business with, but it also protects law abiding recyclers from unscrupulous traders.

It is vital that scrap metal traders are aware of the changes, including the new licensing regulations.

Metal thieves cause misery for thousands of people, whether targeting the rail network, power cables or telecommunications and today’s changes signal the introduction of a more robust licensing scheme to be monitored by local authorities.

• All scrap metal dealers can apply for a licence from 1 October.
• If a scrap metal dealer who is registered under the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 1964 or Vehicles (Crime) Act 2001 applies on or before 15 October they will be deemed to have a licence until the local authority issues a licence decision.
• Local authorities will complete checks to assess applicants’ suitability to hold a licence between 15 October and 1 December.
• If a registered scrap metal dealer does not submit an application on or by 15 October their deemed licence will lapse on 16 October. A deemed temporary licence which has lapsed does not give rise to a right to appeal. The dealer must submit an application and wait for a licence to be issued before they can trade legally.
• A local authority can impose conditions on a deemed temporary licence pending an appeal for the refusal of a licence.
• Scrap metal dealers who are not registered under the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 1964 or the Vehicles (Crime) Act 2001 can apply for a scrap metal dealer’s licence from today 1 October but must wait for a licence to be issued before they can trade legally.
• The offence of buying scrap metal for cash comes into force on 1 October.
• Local authority officers and police officers will have the right to enter and inspect from 1 October.
• The majority of the other enforcement provisions within the Act will come into force on 1 December.

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