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Bank of Ireland (UK) plc
Summary
This Act establishes Bank of Ireland (UK) plc as a legally recognised bank operating in the UK. It sets out the rules for how the bank can operate and what it's allowed to do as a financial services company.
A vote to support means
- —Supporting this Act means allowing Bank of Ireland to operate legally as a UK financial institution. It enables the bank to provide services like current accounts, savings accounts, and loans to UK customers, which creates jobs and gives people more choice of where to bank.
A vote to oppose means
- —People might worry about increased competition in the banking market or question whether another bank is needed. Others could be concerned about whether the bank will be properly regulated to protect customers' money and personal information.
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Bill Passage
Commons
- 1st reading24 Jan 2011
- 2nd reading1 Feb 2011
- Committee stage1 Feb 2011
- Report stage13 Oct 2011
- 3rd reading27 Oct 2011
Lords
- 1st reading27 Oct 2011
- 2nd reading15 Nov 2011
- Committee stage13 Dec 2011
- 3rd reading21 Dec 2011
Royal Assent8 Mar 2012
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