The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (Commencement No. 1) Regulations 2023
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3 Commencement on 15th January 2024
The following provisions of the Act come into force on 15th January 2024— (a) section 22 (company names: exceptions based on national security etc); (b) section 27 (use of names: exceptions based on national security etc); (c) section 67 (exemption from identity verification: national security grounds); (d) section 103 (false statement offences: national security etc defence); (e) section 147 (national security exemption from identity verification); (f) section 183 (money laundering: exemptions for mixed-property transactions); (g) section 187 (enhanced due diligence: designation of high-risk countries); (h) sections 188 to 193 (disclosures to prevent, detect or investigate economic crime etc); (i) section 211 (Serious Fraud Office: pre-investigation powers); (j) Schedule 11 (economic crime offences).
3 Commencement on 15th January 2024
The following provisions of the Act come into force on 15th January 2024— (a) section 22 (company names: exceptions based on national security etc); (b) section 27 (use of names: exceptions based on national security etc); (c) section 67 (exemption from identity verification: national security grounds); (d) section 103 (false statement offences: national security etc defence); (e) section 147 (national security exemption from identity verification); (f) section 183 (money laundering: exemptions for mixed-property transactions); (g) section 187 (enhanced due diligence: designation of high-risk countries); (h) sections 188 to 193 (disclosures to prevent, detect or investigate economic crime etc); (i) section 211 (Serious Fraud Office: pre-investigation powers); (j) Schedule 11 (economic crime offences).
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