Rishi Sunak broke parliament’s rules by failing to properly declare his wife’s shares in a childcare agency boosted by the Budget.
The chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, announced in March incentive payments of £600 for childminders joining the profession, and £1,200 if they join through an agency, like Koru Kids, which Akshata Murty has shares in. Koru Kids at the time welcomed the new incentives as “great”.
