Inheritance and Intergenerational Fairness APPG

First Registered: 27/03/2019 • Last updated on: 02/06/2021

Note: This APPG was last registered on 2nd June 2021. The APPG was not registered in the latest release of the 24th January 2024 and may be defunct.

To examine the impact the current system of inheritance tax is having on members of the public and identify areas of reform and improvement as well as keep under review the issue of intergenerational fairness and bring forward potential solutions to help solve it.

Note: All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) are informal, cross-party groups formed by MPs and Members of the House of Lords who share a common interest in a particular policy area, region or country. APPGs have no official status within Parliament.
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Former Members - Contact Details - Benefits in Kind - Financial Benefits

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Former APPG Members
John Stevenson Portrait
John Stevenson
Chair & Registered Contact
Conservative - Carlisle
Joined: 27th March 2019
Departed: 2nd June 2021
Holly Lynch Portrait
Holly Lynch
Officer
Labour - Halifax
Joined: 24th February 2020
Departed: 2nd June 2021
Kevin Barron Portrait
Kevin Barron
Secretary
Labour - Former Member for Rother Valley
Joined: 27th March 2019
Departed: 5th November 2019
No other APPG Memberships
David Simpson Portrait
David Simpson
Vice Chair
Democratic Unionist Party - Former Member for Upper Bann
Joined: 27th March 2019
Departed: 5th November 2019
No other APPG Memberships
Contact Details

Registered Contact:

John Stevenson MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 3000.

Email: john.stevenson.mp@parliament.uk

Public Enquiry Point:

Emily Deane, STEP (Society of Trust & Estate Practitioners), Artillery House, 11-19 Artillery Row, London SW1P 1RT. Tel: 020 3752 3763

Email: emily.deane@step.org

Group's Website:

https://www.step.org/appg

No benefits in kind are on record for the Inheritance and Intergenerational Fairness APPG

No direct financial benefits are on record for the Inheritance and Intergenerational Fairness APPG