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Toy safety

Early day motion 619, tabled 3 November 2021 by Neil Coyle (Labour). Signed by 41 members.

That this House expresses concern on consumer’s safety in relation to unsafe products sold via online marketplaces in the UK; notes that this is an issue that has been raised by the British Toy and Hobby Association in their latest report entitled, Still toying with children’s safety, and by Electrical Safety First in their report entitled, Online Marketplaces - The Need for Change; further notes that there are unacceptable levels of unsafe products sold via third-party sellers, which can deceive UK consumers and can cause serious harm, particularly to children; and calls for urgent Government action to implement a legal framework that makes online marketplaces take accountability for the products sold through their platforms by third-party sellers, therefore, improving the safety of adults and children in the UK.

Signatures by party: Labour 19, Scottish National Party 8, Liberal Democrat 4, Conservative 3, Plaid Cymru 3, Alba 1, DUP 1, Independent 1, Labour/Co-operative 1.