Sajid Javid threatens traveller testing firms with £10,000 fines
Sajid Javid threatens traveller testing firms with £10,000 fines after watchdog urged him to get tougher on rogue providers amid fears thousands more people could be ripped off Sajid Javid revealed the new penalties will be introduced from September 21 Comes as Competition and Markets Authority urged 'interventionist’ approach It warned not taking action ‘a race to bottom’ seeing thousands more ripped off
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Sajid Javid threatened traveller testing firms with £10,000 fines last night after the competition watchdog urged him to get tougher on rogue providers.
The Health Secretary revealed the new penalties will be introduced from September 21 for firms that ‘fail to follow the law’.
It came after the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) urged Mr Javid to take a ‘more interventionist’ approach to end the ‘lottery’ facing holidaymakers in terms of cost and quality.
The Health Secretary revealed the new penalties will be introduced from September 21 for firms that ‘fail to follow the law'
Failure to take action would risk ‘a race to the bottom’ that
