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Exports: Northern Ireland

Asked by Jim AllisterTraditional Unionist VoiceTreasuryTabled Answered 5 September 2024UIN 3932

The question

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, how export procedures are applied under Regulation (EU) No 952/2013 to goods placed under the export procedure within the Union in accordance with Title V and Title VIII of that Regulation as they move from Northern Ireland to Great Britain.

Answered by James Murray

The Windsor Framework removes the requirement for export procedures for goods moved from Northern Ireland to Great Britain that existed under the original Protocol, and replaces the 2020 agreement on the need for ‘equivalent information" with such controls only applying to a niche set of goods. Detailed guidance on the treatment of these goods where exceptions apply, including goods declared for export in an EU country, is available on gov.uk.

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