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Details of the policy intention of the UK government's approach to ownership and control in UK sanctions regulations, in regard to public officials and control.
Assess your goods, software and technology to determine whether or not they are controlled and require a licence to export.
Centrally approved spending for property, advertising, consultancy, technology and recruitment.
A speech delivered by the Chair of the Competition and Markets Authority, Marcus Bokkerink.
This Spend Control ceased as a requirement on 1st February 2023. Other Cabinet Office Spending Controls remain operational.
Goods that are controlled and how to get licences for them, the UK Strategic Export Control Lists, dealing with the Export Control Organisation (ECO).
Use an OGEL to export controlled dual-use or military goods, software and technology overseas.
This project explores a new approach to command and control.
Centrally-approved spending for property, advertising, commercial, digital and technology, facilities management and contingent labour.
Guidance on the government’s personnel security and national security vetting policies and how the processes work.
This instrument is to enable fees and charges for official controls to reflect changes to the sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) border official controls regime, as published in the Border Target Operating Model (BTOM) in August 2023.
A quick guide for public authorities to help understand the UK subsidy control rules established under the Subsidy Control Act 2022 and how they apply in practice.
This consultation seeks views on the government’s plans to provide a more transparent picture of controls on land through the creation of a freely accessible dataset.
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