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MP Calls for Donation Cap Amid Allegations of Large Funding to Reform UK

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Manuela Perteghella called for a cap on political donations during a recent parliamentary debate concerning the Representation of the People bill. Perteghella stated that Reform UK allegedly received two sums of £36 million from two crypto billionaires, including Christopher Harborne. She added that she was unaware of the private cash transfers to Reform UK at the time.

From stratfordobserver.co.uk

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The calls for a cap aim to restore public trust in the political system by limiting the influence of large financial contributions. Perteghella argued that big money, whether foreign or domestic, should be removed from British politics.

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    The call for a cap might introduce significant regulatory risk to the party's funding model and operational legitimacy.

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