Arron Banks and Elizabeth Bilney agree settlement with Electoral Commission

Arron Banks Brightside

Commission states it accepts the National Crime Agency’s conclusions that it found no evidence that any criminal offences had been committed after it investigated loans totalling £8m provided to the Leave.EU campaign from one of Banks' other companies.

Somerset Bridge owner Arron Banks and director Elizabeth Bilney have settled a complaint against the Electoral Commission.

The dispute relates to loans totalling £8m provided to Better for the Country and Leave.EU from Banks’ Isle of Man-based company Rock Holdings.

A joint statement read: “The Electoral Commission, its chief executive Mr Robert Posner, Mr Arron Banks and Ms Elizabeth Bilney wish to announce that they have agreed amicable terms of settlement of a complaint raised by Mr Banks

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