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http://www.hse.gov.uk/press/2004/e04053.htm
"The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today urged companies and other
organisations to ignore information they receive from three firms purporting
to regulate health and safety legislation.
The three firms, all based in north-west England, have written to companies
all over Great Britain asking for between £125 and £249 to ensure they
comply with health and safety law.
A Liverpool firm calling itself the Health and Safety Enforcement Agency
(HSEA) demands £125 for a health and safety compliance pack.
The Manchester-based Health and Safety Compliance Agency (HSCA)
says a health and safety compliance register will become law on 1 May
and that all businesses should apply for registration, for a fee of £129.25.
A third company, the Health and Safety Registration Enforcement Division
(HSRED), which gives a Rochdale address, tells recipients to pay up to
£249 for health and safety registration.
Anyone receiving literature from any of these companies can ignore it;
there is no legal need for anyone to buy literature or services from these
companies."
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