ADVICE ON CURRENT AMBULANCE LAW

An AMBULANCE , is an AMBULANCE , is an AMBULANCE , be it Public, Private, Voluntary, or Military . AMBULANCE , Service, Operator, Defined. In British Law An AMBULANCE is an AMBULANCE be it Public, Private, Voluntary or Military, as an AMBULANCE March 2015 Volume 1, Issue 2. is a Specific Vehicle that has been constructed or adapted for a specific purpose of transportation. Since 1990 we have seen upon British roads other vehicles that have the word AMBULANCE , or AMBULANCE ADVICE ON CURRENT Service, or Paramedic emblazoned upon them. Many of these vehicles are being operated by NHS AMBULANCE Trusts, NHS Hospitals, and a few are operated by AMBULANCE LAW Private sector Services. Not all these vehicle's have been lawful, and until some one decides to change the law, then they should be withdrawn from service.

2 Item 11 of Group 7, Schedule 9 of the VAT Act 1994 provides VAT Exemption for: “The supply of transport services for sick or injured persons in vehicles specially designed for that purpose” In a Policy Ruling made in Sept 1994, followed by an

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