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Government Must apply Strict Fines of £200 instant for the ones who leave A Mess

Submitted on Monday 22nd July 2019

Rejected on Friday 2nd August 2019

Current status: Rejected

Rejection code: irrelevant (see below for details)

Petition Action

Government Must apply Strict Fines of £200 instant for the ones who leave A Mess

Petition Details

Due to Plastics being left on Beaches causing issues with Wildlife, the Government Must make the above National, it is Killing our Wildlife at a fast rate, the ones who do this are just Lazy, the only way to get them on board with the good is a Large Fine.

Let’s look after our Sea life plus Land

Additional Information

It will be too late once they are gone, it is also unsightly as seen Families just getting up and leaving their mess behind.

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This petition was rejected

The Government e-Petitions Team gave the following reason:

We can only accept petitions which call for actions that are the responsibility of the UK Government or Parliament.

Local authorities are responsible for addressing littering. They already have to keep land clear of litter "as far as is practicable" and are responsible for providing bins. They can also issue fixed penalty notices to people who drop litter, and prosecute people who don't pay the penalty.

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