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Techxit: blockchain industry opposes transposition of EU 5AMLD into English law
Rejected
21 signatures
What the petition asks
Techxit a tech-focussed Brexit.
Currently EU 5AMLD will be transposed into English law in 2019.
This will destroy the growing blockchain industry.
Brexit allows Britain to reassert sovereignty over its economic policy.
FCA and the Treasury must ensure an exemption from 5AMLD for cryptoassets.
Currently EU 5AMLD will be transposed into English law in 2019.
This will destroy the growing blockchain industry.
Brexit allows Britain to reassert sovereignty over its economic policy.
FCA and the Treasury must ensure an exemption from 5AMLD for cryptoassets.
Leaving the EU, Britain needs to make use of its reasserted sovereignty to differentiate itself economically from its neighbours and encourage growth. As both the SEC in the United States and ongoing EU legislation have proven unfriendly regulatory environments, Britain’s 3rd way must be to encourage the £100bn+ blockchain industry to see Britain’s as a jurisdiction fostering its growth. We call this #Techxit, a tech-focussed Brexit, and we need your help to achieve this.
Response to FCA CP19/3
Response to FCA CP19/3
Why it was rejected
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You could start a new petition calling for the UK Government not to implement EU 5AMLD after leaving the EU if that's something you'd like to see happen.
You could start a new petition calling for the UK Government not to implement EU 5AMLD after leaving the EU if that's something you'd like to see happen.
Timeline
| 22 Mar 2019 | Petition opened for signatures |
| 4 Apr 2019 | Rejected by the Petitions Committee |
Key facts
Signatures
21
Status
Rejected
Rejected
4 Apr 2019
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