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Non-Domestic Rating Bill

No, there are no typographical errors in the Bill. I think the noble Earl asked that question earlier, and there were none.

Just to be clear on criminal offences and why they are necessary, there is already a criminal offence for providing false information in response to a request for information by the VOA. So we are not putting in a

criminal offence—there is already one there as it stands now. It is interesting that criminal charges will be only for “knowingly or recklessly” giving false information. If it is just a false statement, for whatever reason, that would still be a civil penalty.

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Type
Proceeding contribution
Reference
831 cc121-2GC 
Session
2022-23
Chamber / Committee
House of Lords Grand Committee
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