Vote Leave has denied ex-volunteer Shahmir Sanni's claim it may have used a different pro-Brexit group, BeLeave, to get round strict spending controls. UK MPs will discuss the spending of the Vote Leave campaign during the 2016 referendum, after Liberal Democrat Tom Brake secured a Parliamentary debate. The Electoral Commission is currently investigating former volunteer Shahmir Sanni's claim the Vote Leave campaign donated £625,000 ($921,147) to another pro-Brexit group to prevent it breaching the £7m spending cap. A spokesman for Mr Cameron said: "The Prime Minister has been clear that he wants Britain out of the European Union and we are working with our EU partners on how best to achieve this." Dominic Cummings, former Vote Leave campaign director, said the claims were "factually wrong, hopelessly confused, or nonsensical".
UK MPs will discuss the spending of the Vote Leave campaign during the 2016 referendum, after Liberal Democrat Tom Brake secured a Parliamentary debate. The Electoral Commission is currently investigating former volunteer Shahmir Sanni's claim the Vote Leave campaign donated £625,000 ($921,147) to another pro-Brexit group to prevent it breaching the £7m spending cap. A spokesman for Mr Cameron said: "The Prime Minister has been clear that he wants Britain out of the European Union and we are working with our EU partners on how best to achieve this." Dominic Cummings, former Vote Leave campaign director, said the claims were "factually wrong, hopelessly confused, or nonsensical".