A Bill to make provision about the definition of international development assistance; and for connected purposes.
House of Commons
Sir Christopher ChopeConservative
19 September 2019
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This bill aims to set a clear, statutory definition of what counts as international development assistance in UK law, and to spell out related purposes. It would determine which activities and payments are considered aid and how they should be treated for development purposes. The goal is to reduce ambiguity in how aid is identified and used by the government and its partners.
The bill is in the Commons, currently at the 2nd reading. It originated in the Commons and had its 1st reading in September 2017; no later stages are recorded in the provided data.
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