Member

Public money deserves high standards. We cannot afford to rely on voluntary best practice, opaque data and after-the-fact enforcement. The scale of the challenge, which this House has debated throughout the passage of the Bill, requires us to be proactive, not reactive. Amendment 68D offers a coherent and proportionate framework that would elevate fraud risk management across the public sector and equip both Parliament and the public with the information needed to track progress. I urge the Minister to consider it not as an imposition but as a strategic asset in helping us to achieve the outcome we all desire. I beg to move.