Football Licensing Authority

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The Football Licensing Authority was a UK regulatory body established to oversee stadium safety and licensing for professional football grounds in the aftermath of the Hillsborough disaster.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf non-departmental public body
regulatory body
aimsTo ensure compliance with safety legislation
protect spectators at football matches
appliesTo English Football League grounds
Premier League grounds
professional football grounds
basedIn London NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
createdByAct Football Spectators Act 1989 NERFINISHED
dissolved 2011
foundedAfter Hillsborough disaster NERFINISHED
hasMainResponsibility implementation of all-seater stadium policy
licensing of football grounds
stadium safety
hasSuccessor Sports Grounds Safety Authority NERFINISHED
inception 1990
issues guidance on stadium safety standards
jurisdiction England
Wales NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
legalForm statutory body
mandatedBy Taylor Report recommendations
monitors safety certification of football grounds
parentOrganization Department for Culture, Media and Sport NERFINISHED
regulates licensing conditions for football stadia
safety at designated sports grounds
replacedBy Sports Grounds Safety Authority NERFINISHED
scope top tiers of English professional football
sector public safety
sport
supervises implementation of all-seater requirements at designated grounds
worksWith football clubs
local authorities
police

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Taylor Report influenced Football Licensing Authority
Taylor Inquiry influenced Football Licensing Authority