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Yes Scotland hands accounts to police after complaint over £1.5m funds
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Yes Scotland hands accounts to police after complaint over £1.5m funds
Yes Scotland, the group that campaigned for Scottish independence in 2014, has provided its full accounts to Police Scotland following a complaint about missing funds.
- Yes Scotland voluntarily handed over its accounts for 2013, 2014, and 2015 to Police Scotland on 13 July.
- The complaint was made by David Henry, who previously raised concerns about SNP finances that led to the conviction of former chief executive Peter Murrell.
- Aamer Anwar, solicitor for former Yes Scotland chief executive Blair Jenkins, said all income received by the campaign was fully accounted for and the allegations were false.
- David Henry said the campaign's accounts from 2016 onward showed a zero balance and £1.5m recorded earlier appeared unaccounted for.
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