Overview
- The regulator said its fresh review identified no further potential offences linked to donations handled by Labour Together.
- Its original 2021 decision stands, including findings of multiple breaches and a £14,250 fine.
- The earlier investigation covered late reporting of donations with a cumulative value of £739,492 and a failure to appoint a responsible person.
- Conservative submissions cited a leaked legal email advising that late disclosures be described as an administrative error.
- Officials confirmed they will not reopen the case, meaning no new probe into Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney.