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Behind closed doors: Lords decide their interests need less scrutiny

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August 17, 2025

Peers had registered 3,738 non-financial interests before a rule change allowed them to wipe them from the public domain, analysis by The Observer has established.

- Catherine Neilan and Katie Riley

Members of the House of Lords no longer have to include these positions on their register since April, after its code of conduct changed the rules in response to a months-long consultation among peers, much of which was held behind closed doors.

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