House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
Fraud Strategy 2026
09 March 2026 · Home Office
Proposed by Dan Jarvis Lab Barnsley North
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At a glance
Key points
- Government publishes Fraud Strategy 2026 to tackle sophisticated fraud
- Strategy includes launching the Online Crime Centre and expanding proactive policing
- Standardised victim support services and a new Report Fraud service replace Action Fraud
Issue summary
The Government publishes its Fraud Strategy 2026 to address the increasing sophistication of fraud and its impact on UK citizens and businesses.
Action requested
The Strategy includes launching the Online Crime Centre, expanding proactive policing initiatives, standardising victim support services, and replacing Action Fraud with the new Report Fraud service. It also involves strengthening international disruption efforts and building a global coalition.
Key facts
- Fraud affects millions of people and businesses every year.
- The Fraud Strategy 2026 is built on three pillars: Disrupt, Safeguard, and Respond.
- The Online Crime Centre will bring together law enforcement, intelligence agencies, and industry expertise.
- The Government will sponsor the 2026 Global Fraud Summit hosted by the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime and Interpol.
- The Report Fraud service will replace Action Fraud with a new, modern, and user-friendly platform.
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