The Minister continues to insist that Lord Green had neither knowledge of nor involvement in these matters while he was chairman of HSBC, having said that during Monday’s urgent question. That still suggests that the Government must have asked those questions, given that they are so certain in their answers. This is not just a matter for Lord Green; it is simply a matter for Ministers and the Prime Minister. The easiest way to resolve it is for the Prime Minister to place all the information in the House of Commons Library, so that Members of this House can be the judge.
Tax Avoidance
Proceeding contribution from
Andrew Gwynne
(Labour)
in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 11 February 2015.
It occurred during Opposition day on Tax Avoidance.
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