is consistent with the conditions permanent, consistent with the conditions described. described. When the notes made by the CEO Or support the motorist’s representations. Where other evidence contradicts the motorist’s claims. MC2 where the motorist claims to be a doctor, nurse, health visitor attending a patient If the motorist concerned possesses a If the motorist was not attending a patient Medical Dispensation badge (BMA, in urgent circumstances or if there was a HEBS) that the Council concerned legal parking space nearby. recognises and approves and/or is exempt under the relevant Order.Or If the motorist was parked outside their practice or other place of work for any If the motorist produces evidence from reason other than to collect supplies for Senior Management that they were an urgent call. responding to an urgent medical call and there was no nearby legal parking place. If motorist was parked in an area which does not correspond with the claim made, i.e. far from patient’s location, say, in a car park. MC3 where the motorist stopped to use the toilet On production of medical evidence In all circumstances. confirming a relevant medical condition and in support of the circumstances described. MC4 where the motorist stopped to collect (prescribed) medication from a chemist On production of medical evidence In all other circumstances. confirming a relevant medical condition and in support of the circumstances described. MAY ACCEPT REPRESENTATIONS MAY REJECT REPRESENTATIONS MC5 where the motorist was a patient visiting a doctor’s surgery If the motorist can provide a letter from a If the motorist was not the patient, but doctor to confirm that the visit was very only driving the vehicle carrying the urgent and that they were unable to walk patient. from the nearest legal parking space. If the motorist was attending a non-urgent appointment.
is consistent with the conditions described. When the notes made by the CEO support the motorist’s representations. permanent, consistent with the conditions described. Or Where other evidence contradicts the motorist’s claims. MC2 where the motorist claims to be a doctor, nurse, health visitor attending a patient If the motorist concerned possesses a Medical Dispensation badge (BMA, HEBS) that the Council concerned recognises and approves and/or is exempt under the relevant Order.Or If the motorist produces evidence from Senior Management that they were responding to an urgent medical call and there was no nearby legal parking place. If the motorist was not attending a patient in urgent circumstances or if there was a legal parking space nearby. If the motorist was parked outside their practice or other place of work for any reason other than to collect supplies for an urgent call. If motorist was parked in an area which does not correspond with the claim made, i.e. far from patient’s location, say, in a car park. MC3 where the motorist stopped to use the toilet On production of medical evidence confirming a relevant medical condition and in support of the circumstances described. In all circumstances. MC4 where the motorist stopped to collect (prescribed) medication from a chemist On production of medical evidence confirming a relevant medical condition and in support of the circumstances described. In all other circumstances. MAY ACCEPT REPRESENTATIONS MAY REJECT REPRESENTATIONS MC5 where the motorist was a patient visiting a doctor’s surgery If the motorist can provide a letter from a doctor to confirm that the visit was very urgent and that they were unable to walk from the nearest legal parking space. If the motorist was not the patient, but only driving the vehicle carrying the patient. If the motorist was attending a non-urgent appointment.
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