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The move meant Labour had to either ditch its commitments, oppose the tax cuts or find the £2bn elsewhere.raise £5bn a year by the end of the next parliament.
Reeves will point to comments by Gareth Davies, the chief executive of the National Audit Office, who said in January thatShe will confirm £2bn of the funding raised each year from these plans will go towards the spending commitments. “I have been clear that everything in our manifesto will be fully costed and fully funded. There will be no exceptions,” Reeves will say.
“That is why last month I promised to go through all the government documents in an orderly way to identify the funding streams to honour our commitments to the NHS and schools. “That process is now complete and the funding a future Labour government will raise from taking on the tax dodgers will fund more appointments in NHS hospitals, new scanners, extra dentist appointments and free breakfast clubs for all primary school pupils.”Labour will outline a plan to give HMRC up to an extra £555 million each year to allow it to help it collect more tax.
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