Notice to exporters 2017/09: give us your views on proposed domestic sanctions legislation
Published 21 April 2017
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The government has today published a white paper and launched a public consultation on the proposals for domestic sanctions legislation.
The white paper sets out our thinking on the overarching legal powers the UK will need to meet our UN obligations to implement UN sanctions and to impose our own domestic sanctions following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU.
The public consultation will last 9 weeks and we welcome your input.
0.1 Action for exporters
Read the white paper and instructions on how to respond to the consultation.
We look forward to hearing your views.
0.2 Contact details
General queries about strategic export licensing
Export Control Joint Unit
Department for Business and Trade
Old Admiralty Building
Admiralty Place
London
SW1A 2DY
Email exportcontrol.help@businessandtrade.gov.uk
Telephone 020 7215 4594
More information on export controls is available on the ECO pages of the GOV.UK website, also the SPIRE export licensing database.
- Find Notices to Exporters from September 2012 to July 2016 at the National Archives.
- Find Notices to Exporters prior to September 2012 at the National Archives.
This notice is for information only and has no force in law. If the information here applies to your business, we recommend you take appropriate action; including seeking legal advice if necessary.