employed to support the sustainability of Markets and Street Trading. SESSION UNDERSTANDING and At the completion of the course you will be PERSONAL/PROFESSIONAL able to understand the importance of: DEVELOPMENT The legal basis of market rights The different specialist legislation for street trading in the country and London The role of the manager in protecting traders and operators from breaching legal requirements. The place of the law in protecting established markets/the need for market policies How to manage and ensure compliance of traders with stall letting systems by lease/tenancy/licence agreements and to know their differences. The importance of good enforcement policies and compliance/complaint systems European Legislation it’s effect – INDICATIVE STUDENT LEARNING Core Reading RESOURCES Lecturer Notes and PPs Indicative Reading Nabma and Governmental downloads (More in-depth reading is available if desired via Pease & Chitty’s Law of Markets & Fairs) DAY 4 TRADING STANDARDS KNOWLEDGE FOR MARKET MANAGERS 12th April SESSION LEADER (S) Gavin Terry Patricia Lennon Amanda Prosser-Davies AMOUNT OF STUDENT EFFORT (HRS) Five (mandatory) To understand what trading standards and food SESSION AIM hygiene legislation there is for market traders and market managers to comply with. The types of controls available to ensure the protection of the public and the reputation of the market.
employed to support the sustainability of Markets and Street Trading. SESSION UNDERSTANDING and PERSONAL/PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT At the completion of the course you will be able to understand the importance of: The legal basis of market rights The different specialist legislation for street trading in the country and London The role of the manager in protecting traders and operators from breaching legal requirements. The place of the law in protecting established markets/the need for market policies How to manage and ensure compliance of traders with stall letting systems by lease/tenancy/licence agreements and to know their differences. The importance of good enforcement policies and compliance/complaint systems European Legislation – it’s effect INDICATIVE STUDENT LEARNING RESOURCES Core Reading Lecturer Notes and PPs Indicative Reading Nabma and Governmental downloads (More in-depth reading is available if desired via Pease & Chitty’s Law of Markets & Fairs) DAY 4 12th April TRADING STANDARDS KNOWLEDGE FOR MARKET MANAGERS SESSION LEADER (S) Gavin Terry Patricia Lennon Amanda Prosser-Davies AMOUNT OF STUDENT EFFORT (HRS) Five (mandatory) SESSION AIM To understand what trading standards and food hygiene legislation there is for market traders and market managers to comply with. The types of controls available to ensure the protection of the public and the reputation of the market.
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