That is an interesting point. The position is not clear on the website, and it does need clarification, but I think that loans over £250,000 are ones that businesses could not get security for. This is the Government standing behind businesses that do not have other forms of security. I think that below £250,000 is where people can ask for reasonable security. However, my hon. Friend’s point about a personal guarantee is key, because it will deter many people from applying for these loans.
Contingencies Fund Bill
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Kevin Hollinrake
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 24 March 2020.
It occurred during Debate on bills on Contingencies Fund Bill.
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