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Industry welcomes new Justice Secretary

David Lidington

David Lidington takes over role previously held by Liz Truss.

The insurance sector has welcomed the news that Liz Truss has been replaced as Justice Secretary by David Lidington.

The move was part of a cabinet reshuffle following the general election which took place last week (8 June).

Truss was behind the change in the discount rate, or Ogden rate, earlier this year and the industry has met her replacement with positivity.

“He [Lidington] is someone we know, he’s a good guy,” Steve White, chief executive officer at the British Insurance Brokers’

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