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27 March 2002

Issue: 3850 / Categories:

Conscience money
Andrew Smith said, in response to a written question, that since 1979, annual amounts received by the Treasury as conscience money have never exceeded £3,000. The largest payment received was £2,500 in 1979.
(Source: Hansard, 5 March 2002, Vol 381, No 109, col 201W.)

Conscience money

Andrew Smith said, in response to a written question, that since 1979, annual amounts received by the Treasury as conscience money have never exceeded £3,000. The largest payment received was £2,500 in 1979.

(Source: Hansard, 5 March 2002, Vol 381, No 109, col 201W.)

Issue: 3850 / Categories:

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