Ticketing amendments rejected by House of Commons
The amendments to the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill called for requirements to be imposed on resale platforms
News By James Hanley | 1 May 2024
Fresh legislation that would impact the secondary ticketing market has been rejected in the House of Commons.
The amendments to the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill called for requirements to be imposed on resale platforms regarding “proof of purchase, ticket number limits and the provision of information, with the aim of reducing fraud”.
“I do not want to stop any fans from reselling their tickets if they can no longer go to the event. I just want the industrial-scale,…
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