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Accountants won't be forced to check ID cards
Home Secretary David Blunkett is poised to deny plans to require accountants and other financial intermediaries to use £250-£700 scanners to check individuals' ID cards under anti-money-laundering regulations.
Accountancy Age, 13 Dec 2004
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