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<p>The Government’s policy has always been to rigorously assess all licence applications
on a case by case basis against the Consolidated EU and National Export Licensing
Criteria. A licence would not be granted if to do so would be a breach of the Criteria,
including if there was a clear risk that the items might be used in the commission
of a serious violation of International Humanitarian Law.</p><p> </p><p>The framework
for arms export licensing remains as set out in the Consolidated EU and National Arms
Export Licensing Criteria, known as the Consolidated Criteria.</p>
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