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From the evidence we received, which has been supported by the findings of both the ICO and the Electoral Commission, it is clear that a porous relationship existed between Eldon Insurance and LeaveEU, with staff and data from one organisation augmenting the work of the other. 
We concur with the Electoral Commission that it is deeply regrettable that they are unable, by law, to tell Members of Parliament and the public about details surrounding the source of the £435,000 donation that was given by the Constitutional Research Council to the DUP.
Arron Banks & Andy Wigmore showed complete disregard and disdain for the parliamentary process. It's evident that they gave misleading evidence about the working relationship between Eldon Insurance & LeaveEU They are individuals who have less than a passing regard for the truth.
AIQ worked on both the US primaries and for Brexit-related organisations, including the designated Vote Leave group, during the EU Referendum. The work of AIQ highlights the fact that data has been and is still being used extensively to target people to influence their decisions.
The Information Commissioner gave evidence to us on the day of publication of her report, and described to us the “failure to keep separate the data of insurance clients of Eldon and marketing and messaging to potential supporters and voters and LeaveEU data.
