Regulatory Information
High Court Enforcement Officers are men and women who are authorised personally by the Lord Chancellor or his designated person pursuant to paragraph 2 (1) of Schedule 7 of the Courts Act 2003 and Regulation 6 of the High Court Enforcement Officers Regulations 2004m to execute judgements and orders of the High and County Court of England and Wales.
On this page, you will find details of the Courts Act 2003, and High Court Enforcement Officers Regulations 2004, together with our Code of Practice to which all Authorised Officers abide.
Should you need any additional information that is not answered here or on out FAQ page, please do feel free to contact us.
Latest News
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Consultation Paper on Transforming Bailiff Action
On Friday the 17th of February 2012, the Government finally produced the very long awaited and anticipated Consultation Paper on “transforming bailiff action”. The paper sets out the Governments proposals on how they intend to provide more protection against aggressive bailiffs and encourage more flexibility in bailiff collections.
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Association launches its educational programme
Association launches its educational programme
At this year’s Annual General Meeting, our Association officially launched its new educational pathway on how to become an Authorised Officer. This programme has been formulated in partnership with the Institute of Credit Management. Debbie Tuckwood from the ICM attended the training part of the day, and fielded questions on how the programme will work.
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