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Property (Digital Assets etc) Bill [Lords] 2025-07-16

16 July 2025

Lead MP

Sarah Sackman

Debate Type

General Debate

Tags

EconomyTaxation
Other Contributors: 3

At a Glance

Sarah Sackman raised concerns about property (digital assets etc) bill [lords] 2025-07-16 in the House of Commons. A government minister responded. Other MPs also contributed.

How the Debate Unfolded

MPs spoke in turn to share their views and ask questions. Here's what each person said:

Lead Contributor

Opened the debate
The Property (Digital Assets etc) Bill is a pivotal step in the evolution of our legal system to ensure that it remains relevant and pre-eminent in the digital age. It aims to provide certainty for individuals and businesses dealing with digital assets, driving economic growth by encouraging innovation and reinforcing the UK’s position as a global hub for digital finance and technology.

Government Response

EconomyTaxation
Government Response
Discussed the evolution of property law in response to digital assets, emphasising the Bill's significance in providing legal clarity and certainty. Noted cross-party support in the House of Lords and its potential economic benefits for fintech innovation and global competitiveness. The Property (Digital Assets etc) Bill ensures our legal system keeps pace with technological change, reaffirming the UK's global leadership in legal and digital innovation. It is a measured approach that supports property rights and economic growth.

Shadow Response

None
Shadow Response
Dr Kieran Mullan (Bexhill and Battle) (Con): I rise on behalf of the official Opposition to express our support for the Property (Digital Assets etc) Bill. I have enjoyed getting to understand what property law looks like in the UK.
Assessment & feedback
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