Changes to laws governing bailiffs in England and Wales, such as the creation of a code of conduct, are being proposed by the Ministry of Justice. The government has said it fears people do not have enough protection from the rogue practices of aggressive bailiffs. Proposals to be published later would ban the use of force, make clear when bailiffs can enter properties and state what items they cannot take from homes.

Companies, councils and courts use bailiffs to collect money owed to them.
However, there have been many complaints and concerns about the practices of a minority within the industry. The proposals expected to be unveiled later include a new regulatory body to oversee the industry, a new complaints process for debtors and clear fees so that people know what bailiffs can charge.....Read more here--: Bailiff industry changes proposed by Ministry of Justice