Member
Speaking in the House of Commons on 2 September 2026
Debate
Representation of the People BillContribution
Section 148D(4) (onward disclosure of personal information disclosed to the Commission by the Revenue and Customs) | On summary conviction in England and Wales: fine or the general limit in a magistrates’ court On summary conviction in Scotland: statutory maximum or 12 months On summary conviction in Northern Ireland: statutory maximum or 6 months On conviction on indictment: fine or 2 years |
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Section 148E(4) (onward disclosure of personal information disclosed to the Commission by the Welsh Revenue Authority) | On summary conviction in England and Wales: fine or the general limit in a magistrates’ court On summary conviction in Scotland: statutory maximum or 12 months On summary conviction in Northern Ireland: statutory maximum or 6 months On conviction on indictment: fine or 2 years |
Section 148F(4) (onward disclosure of personal information disclosed to the Commission by Revenue Scotland) | On summary conviction in England and Wales: fine or the general limit in a magistrates’ court On summary conviction in Scotland: statutory maximum or 12 months On summary conviction in Northern Ireland: statutory maximum or 6 months On conviction on indictment: fine or 2 years”.” |
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