
The UK government will ban cryptocurrency donations to political parties until a clear regulatory framework is in place, following recommendations from the Rycroft Review. It will also cap donations from overseas electors at £100,000 per year, including loans and similar transactions. These measures will be added as amendments to the Representation of the People Bill and applied retrospectively, requiring parties to return any unlawful donations within 30 days. The goal is to increase transparency and protect the integrity of UK elections.
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