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SLPP press statement about Bio s visit to the UK House of Commons is false – says the APPG – The Sierra Leone Telegraph

SLPP press statement about Bio s visit to the UK House of Commons is false – says the APPG – The Sierra Leone Telegraph
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New economic crime clampdown just smoke and mirrors – Hodge

The Economic Crime Plan 2, which had been originally set for launch last year, will see an extra 475 new financial crime investigators recruited.

United kingdomHelena woodBob wigleyMargaret hodgeSuella bravermanUnited kingdom economic crime programmeParty parliamentary group on antiRoyal united services instituteHome officeEconomic crime planHome secretaryEconomic crimeCorporate transparency billSecond economic crime planAll party parliamentary groupResponsible tax

Senior Tories push for tougher laws on fraud and money laundering

Proposed changes from a former justice secretary could see senior executives jailed for up to seven years if they fail to prevent economic crime.

United kingdomRobert bucklandDame margaret hodgePeter bottomleyBob neillJohn penroseLaw commissionParty parliamentary group on antiSerious fraud officeJustice committeeOffice for whistleblowersSir robert bucklandEconomic crimeCorporate transparency billSir bob neillSerious fraud

Senior Tories push for tougher laws on fraud and money laundering

Proposed changes from a former justice secretary could see senior executives jailed for up to seven years if they fail to prevent economic crime.

United kingdomRobert bucklandDame margaret hodgePeter bottomleyBob neillJohn penroseLaw commissionParty parliamentary group on antiSerious fraud officeJustice committeeOffice for whistleblowersSir robert bucklandEconomic crimeCorporate transparency billSir bob neillSerious fraud

Senior Tories push for tougher laws on fraud and money laundering

Proposed changes from a former justice secretary could see senior executives jailed for up to seven years if they fail to prevent economic crime.

United kingdomRobert bucklandDame margaret hodgePeter bottomleyBob neillJohn penroseLaw commissionParty parliamentary group on antiSerious fraud officeJustice committeeOffice for whistleblowersSir robert bucklandEconomic crimeCorporate transparency billSir bob neillSerious fraud

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