Government accepts Insurance Fraud Taskforce recommendations
The government has accepted the recommendations it has been given by the Insurance Fraud Taskforce and has called for the whole industry to tackle the issue.
The IFT's final recommendations were published on 18 January to challenge the government to clamp down on nuisance calls and urge the Solicitors Regulation Authority to be tougher on fraud.
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