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22 March 2022

Lead MP

John Glen
Salisbury
Con

Responding Minister

Not recorded

Tags

Crime & Law Enforcement
Word Count: 1800
Other Contributors: 0

At a Glance

John Glen raised concerns about unknown in Westminster Hall. Response awaited from government.

Key Requests to Government:

Glen asks for a review of the appointed representative regime, urging the Treasury and FCA to strengthen the oversight principals have over their ARs and improve public information on authorised activities. He also requests more clarity in consumer protection measures.

How the Debate Unfolded

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

Lead Contributor

Salisbury
Opened the debate
John Glen is concerned about the impact of fraud on trust within society, particularly highlighting the case of Midas Financial Services where Mr Greig perpetrated a large-scale fraud over several years. He acknowledges that this has caused great misery to many investors who were misled by false promises and inadequate oversight from regulatory bodies like RBS.
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