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Enforcement Policy
The main purpose of local government enforcement work is to protect the public, the environment, consumers and legitimate businesses by making sure that legal requirements are met and that everyone acts/operates within the law.
A link to Broxtowe Borough Council's Enforcement Policy given below.
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