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1. • • A sudden, unforeseen or unexpected event causing harm to a person. Accidents form a common basis for personal injury claims. However they are not a prerequisite of such claims, injury may be caused by purposeful action for example.
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   What is a reportable road traffic collision?

   • The law defines a reportable road traffic collision as a collision involving a mechanically-propelled vehicle on a road or other public area which causes: * You may also report collisions or incidents involving deer, but this is not a legal requirement.

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   What enforcing authority should a law enforcement agency follow?

   • Each LA is an enforcing authority in its own right and must make adequate provision for enforcement. The LA National Enforcement Code introduced in May 2013 sets out the principles that each LA should follow to ensure a consistent, proportionate and targeted approach to regulation based on risk.

   Local authority enforcement - HSE and LAs Working together - HSE

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   What is the National Enforcement Code?

   • The LA National Enforcement Code introduced in May 2013 sets out the principles that each LA should follow to ensure a consistent, proportionate and targeted approach to regulation based on risk. LAs use a number of intervention approaches to regulate and influence businesses in the management of health and safety risks including:

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   What are the enforcing authorities?

   • In general LAs are the main enforcing authority for retail, wholesale distribution and warehousing, hotel and catering premises, offices, and the consumer/leisure industries. More on the enforcement allocation. Each LA is an enforcing authority in its own right and must make adequate provision for enforcement.

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3. www.police.uk › rs › road-safetyCollisions and incidents - Police UK

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   Collisions and incidents. The law defines a reportable road traffic collision as a collision involving a mechanically-propelled vehicle on a road or other public area which causes: injury or damage to anybody - other than the driver of that vehicle.

4. www.hse.gov.uk › legislation › hswaHealth and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 – legislation explained

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   The Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 is the primary piece of legislation covering occupational health and safety in Great Britain. It's sometimes referred to as HSWA, the HSW Act, the...

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   Each LA is an enforcing authority in its own right and must make adequate provision for enforcement. The LA National Enforcement Code introduced in May 2013 sets out the principles that each LA...

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7. www.met.police.uk › rs › road-safetyRoad collisions and incidents | Metropolitan Police

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   Collisions and incidents. The law defines a reportable road traffic collision as a collision involving a mechanically-propelled vehicle on a road or other public area which causes: injury or damage to anybody - other than the driver of that vehicle. injury or damage to an animal - other than one being carried on that vehicle (an animal is ...

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   We take enforcement action to ensure dutyholders: deal immediately with serious risks (so they prevent harm) comply with the law; are held to account if they fail in their responsibilities; Our...

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   Oct 21, 2020 · The UK's Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and other regulators have a variety of criminal enforcement methods available to them when investigating a health and safety incident in the workplace. We have set out these enforcement methods below.

10. www.lexisnexis.co.uk › legal › glossaryAccident Definition | Legal Glossary - LexisNexis

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    A sudden, unforeseen or unexpected event causing harm to a person. Accidents form a common basis for personal injury claims. However they are not a prerequisite of such claims, injury may be caused by purposeful action for example. View the related checklists about Accident.