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Clement-Jones’s Live Music Bill gains support from music professionals

8.45.00pm GMT Fri 15th Jan 2010

The Live Music Bill aims to make it easier for musicians to perform live by proposing a Licensing Act exemption for venues putting on music for 200 or less people and reinstating the two-in-the-bar rule, and has the backing of the Musicians’ Union, Equity, the National Campaign for the Arts and UK Music.

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