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The
Financial Services (Banking Reform) Bill began the first day of
report stage in the
House of Lords yesterday: see
here. Peers voted (222 votes for; 217 against) to introduce an amendment to the Bill requiring all approved persons exercising controlled functions to undergo an annual validation of their competence, as part of a licensing regime based on training and competence. Report stage debate continues today.
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