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SINGLE HYGIENE SCORING SCHEME

Early day motion 980, tabled 4 March 2009 by Mike Penning (Conservative). Signed by 26 members.

That this House welcomes the decision by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) to recommend a single hygiene scoring scheme; recognises that such a scheme will play a major role in tackling food-borne illness by helping consumers to make informed decisions about the food premises in which they eat and help drive up hygiene standards in those food premises; further recognises that a single scheme will end the confusion among consumers caused by the number of different schemes currently in use by different local authorities; and calls on all local authorities to recognise the benefits to consumers of having a single national scheme and ensure that they voluntarily adopt the FSA's recommendation of a six-tier five-star scheme with minimal delay.

Signatures by party: Labour 13, Liberal Democrat 8, Conservative 5.