Economic Crime: Planned Government Bill Debate
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Lord Cormack
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Economic Crime: Planned Government Bill
Lord Cormack Excerpts(2 years, 9 months ago)
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Lord Callanan (Con)
Well, the issue is being treated with urgency. The Treasury is undertaking a number of different anti-money laundering pieces of work. We have already commenced the reforms required in Companies House. We will spend £12 million in 2023-24 and 2024-25 on economic crime reforms and £63 million in a spending review for Companies House reform. As the Prime Minister said, we are committed to making progress on this urgent and essential legislation, and we will do so when parliamentary time allows.
Lord Callanan (Con)
It is an important matter; it is one of many important matters on the Government’s agenda; and, when parliamentary time allows, we will legislate for it.