New Treasury Select Committee formed

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Fourteen MPs have been elected as members of this parliament's Treasury Select Committee.

Several new names are among those joining the committee who previously recorded evidence from government, industry and trade body officials, however, those who previously put FSA chief executive John Tiner under the spotlight and who again sit on the TSC include former chairman John McFall, Jim Cousins, Angela Eagle, Michael Fallon - former chairman of the TSC sub-committee - and George Mudie. The full committee which will be responsible for scrutinising Treasury expenditure, admin, policy, as well as regulation and development of the financial services industry, is as follows: Lorely B...

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