Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Penalty charge notices are usually issued by the police or councils, while parking charge notices are invoices issued by private companies.

Q1: Who issues Penalty charge notices in the UK?
A1: A PCN is a penalty for contravention of parking regulations. It can be paid, contested by appeal, or contested by defending a claim for payment under the small claims track of the county court.
You won’t get a criminal record or points on your licence.
Everything from how PCNs are served, through appeal or payment, to debt recovery is laid down in regulations. PCNs are used for some moving traffic offences too, particularly in London – bus lanes, no entry, restricted turn, yellow box junction.
You may get a PCN by post, by hand or applied to your car windscreen.
You’ve got 28 days to pay or challenge.
A PCN can be up to £70 outside London, and up to £130 in London.
The penalty is usually halved if paid within 14 days.
An unpaid PCN penalty is treated as a civil debt and you could be pursued through the county court system or even get a visit from the bailiff if the debt remains unpaid. Some local authorities don’t have civil parking enforcement powers and in these areas parking is enforced by the police or police-employed traffic wardens who will issue a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) enforced through the criminal justice system.

Q2: Who issues Parking charge notices in the UK?
A2: A parking ticket for private land is called a Parking Charge Notice (PCN) – check your ticket for this wording.

You might get a parking ticket on private land from the owner or a company employed to manage the car park if you:

park without the owner’s permission, or
breach any parking conditions imposed by the owner. 
There may have been signs displaying the rules for using the car park. When you park on private land (like a private car park) you enter into a contract with the landowner. Any signs that clearly display rules for using the car park give you the terms of the contract. The car park owner can take steps to enforce any of these rules if broken.

Q3: what is a penalty charge notice
A3: A Penalty charge notice is a penalty for contravention of parking regulations.
user
justification: This is true, according to the answers, parking charge notices are issued by private companies who run car parks. 

verdict: 'Supported'
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