UK amends its criteria for arms exports
This paper discusses changes to the licencing criteria for strategic exports from the UK.

This briefing summarises amendments made to the Trade Bill 2019-21 in the House of Lords, ahead of amendments coming back to the Commons for the start of ping-pong.
Trade Bill 2019-21: Lords amendments (518 KB , PDF)
This briefing was written before third reading in the Lords and any amendments that are made at that stage. At the time of writing, only drafting amendments have been proposed for consideration at third reading in the Lords.
Third reading in the Lords is scheduled for Monday 18 January, and the Commons is expected consider Lords amendments the day after, Tuesday 19 January.
The following are the main amendments made in the Lords, all made at Lords report stage:
Aside from government amendments and the amendment to the government amendment on TAC advisory functions, all of the amendments mentioned above were opposed by the government and were subject to a vote in the Lords.
Trade Bill 2019-21: Lords amendments (518 KB , PDF)
This paper discusses changes to the licencing criteria for strategic exports from the UK.
This short briefing summarises the UK's progress in negotiating new free trade agreements.
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