Rejected petition David Cameron should make his tax return public to prove no wrong doings.

David Cameron avoided a very basic, straightforward question as to wether he and his family have benefitted from tax avoidance mechanism. As the Prime minister of our country he should lead by example. especially when he has made cracking down on tax avoidance schemes one of his priorities.

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The public voted this man and his party in to power and they are there to serve the public. David Cameron needs to clarify his position, not simply dodge questions and call it private. If there was any doubt about anyone else's tax payments you can be certain HMRC would be cracking down on it.

This petition was rejected

Why was this petition rejected?

It’s about something that the UK Government or Parliament is not directly responsible for.

This is the responsibility of the Prime Minister as an individual, not the responsibility of the UK Government and Parliament as a whole.

If you would like all Ministers to be required to publish details of their tax affairs, you might want to sign this petition:

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/126644

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Date submitted 5 April 2016
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