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was another of her arguments. However, while existing legislation might touch on aspects of digital identity theft, the Fraud Act 2006 does not explicitly address the unique challenges posed by digital identity theft. The lack of a specific offence creates ambiguity and could allow perpetrators to exploit loopholes. Creating a specific offence would provide clarity and demonstrate a commitment to tackling this growing offence. By conducting a thorough review, the Government could ensure that the legal framework effectively combated digital identity theft while promoting a secure and trustworthy digital environment for individuals and businesses.