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house id	1
answering dept id	16
publisher › pref label	House of Commons
session	2017%2F19
max date	2018-12-06
hansard heading	Cybercrime

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06/07/2017

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Foreign and Commonwealth Office

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Cybercrime

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To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if the Government will make representations at the United Nations on international cyber attacks by advancing a policy of sanctioning any state actors found to be involved in those attacks.

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Easington

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Grahame Morris

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is ministerial correction

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17/07/2017

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<p>The UK will consider all options available to it under domestic and international law in responding to cyber attacks by state actors. For UN Security Council sanctions to be agreed, resolutions require 9 votes in favour and no P5 veto. We are also working with the EU on a 'Framework for a Joint EU Diplomatic Response to Malicious Cyber Activity', which will state the range of diplomatic, political and economic measures available to the EU and Member States to combat state sanctioned cyber attacks. This includes Sanctions.</p>

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Rutland and Melton

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Sir Alan Duncan

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17/07/2017 16:25:28

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label	Biography information for Sir Alan Duncan

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label	Biography information for Grahame Morris