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|pagesource=Manifesto 2019:Tackle Poverty and Inequality - Constitutional Issues - Tackling Vested Interests
|1=Tackling Vested Interests
|ff1=Change how politics is funded, banning donations from tax avoiders and tax evaders
|ff2=Close loopholes that allow the use of shell companies to funnel dark money into politics
|ff3=Repeal the Lobbying Act 2014 and overhauling the rules that govern corporate lobbying
|ff4=Introduce a lobbying register covering both in-house lobbyists and think tanks
|ff5=Lobbying register extended to contacts made with all senior government employees, not just ministers
|ff6=Increase the financial penalties available to the Electoral Commission and require imprints for digital political adverts
|ff7=Stop MPs from taking paid second jobs, with limited exemptions to maintain professional registrations like nursing
|ff8=Replace ACOBA, the business appointments committee, with a sufficiently resourced and empowered new body, governed by a diverse and representative board and established in law
|ff9=Overhaul the system of ministerial appointments to public office
|ff10=Bring greater transparency by extending Freedom of Information rules to cover private providers of public services
|ff11=Set new standards of consistent disclosure practice
|ff12=End the six-month time limit in which the Information Commissioner can prosecute the deliberate destruction of public records
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