House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
International Anti-Corruption Day
09 December 2024 · Home Office
Proposed by Dan Jarvis Lab Barnsley North
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Key points
- The Home Office is appointing Baroness Hodge of Barking as the Prime Minister's new Anti-Corruption Champion.
- Baroness Hodge will lead three core responsibilities to drive forward the anti-corruption agenda.
- The appointment aims to address corruption's impact on law, economy, crime, and property prices both domestically and internationally.
Issue summary
The Home Office is appointing Baroness Hodge of Barking as the Prime Minister’s new Anti-Corruption Champion.
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Baroness Hodge will lead three core responsibilities to drive forward the anti-corruption agenda, building on her experience and strong relationships with stakeholders. The appointment aims to address corruption's impact on law, economy, crime, and property prices both domestically and internationally.
Key facts
- Baroness Hodge of Barking is appointed as Prime Minister’s new Anti-Corruption Champion.
- She will have three core responsibilities in her role as the Champion.
- The appointment recognises the need for a long-awaited successor to the previous Champion.
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