House of Commons · Bill Debate
01 March 2022 · 3 other contributors
Opened by James Murray Labour (Co-op) Ealing North
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James Murray raised concerns about national insurance contributions bill - clause 7 in the House of Commons. A government minister responded. Other MPs also contributed.
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Opened the debate
The amendment adds a condition to freeports to maintain public records of beneficial ownership and enables the Treasury to change the period of support offered if it is found to improve veterans' ability to find long-term employment. The goal is to ensure transparency over the ownership of UK assets and flexibility in supporting veteran transition into civilian employment.
Supports Lords amendments 2 and 4, arguing for transparency over UK asset ownership and flexibility in supporting veteran transition into civilian employment. The amendment adds a condition to freeports to maintain public records of beneficial ownership and enables Treasury to change support period based on analysis.
Supports Lords amendments 2 and 4. Amendment 4 exempts veterans from national insurance contributions, making it easier for employers to hire ex-service personnel. Amendment 2 requires freeport delivery bodies to verify beneficial ownership information and make it accessible to enforcement agencies and the public.
Supports Lords amendment 2 due to recent events in Ukraine, urging for greater transparency in freeports to prevent money laundering. Argues that a publicly available register of companies using freeports is necessary.