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Brexit Opportunities

28 April 2022

Proposing MP
Jacob Rees-Mogg Con
North East Somerset
Type
Written Ministerial Statement
Department
Cabinet Office
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At a Glance

Issue Summary

Mr Jacob Rees-Mogg discusses the UK's approach to managing imports from overseas following Brexit, addressing concerns about rising costs.

Action Requested

The Government is delaying the introduction of new import controls on EU goods until at least late 2023 and accelerating its digital border programme. Businesses can halt preparations for July's planned controls. A Target Operating Model will be published in Autumn setting out a revised regime with checks based on risk assessment.

Key Facts

  • The remaining import controls on EU goods will not be introduced this year, saving British businesses up to £1 billion annually.
  • No further import controls on EU goods will be introduced until at least late 2023.
  • A Target Operating Model will set out the new regime in Autumn.
  • The Single Trade Window will start delivering from 2023.
  • The Ecosystem of Trust between government and industry is part of the strategy.
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