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date	2017-11-23
answering dept id	202
ddp modified	2017-11-23T20:15:45.843Z
registered interest	false

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23/11/2017

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Department for International Trade

answering dept id

202

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International Trade

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International Trade

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Trade Agreements

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25259

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To ask the Secretary of State for International Trade, what estimates his Department has made of changes in staff levels needed to negotiate trade deals after the UK leaves the EU.

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Cardiff North

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Anna McMorrin

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115539

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is ministerial correction

date of answer

28/11/2017

answer text

<p>The Department is already increasing staff levels to support future trade negotiations.</p><p>Since July 2016 our Trade Policy Group has grown significantly from 45 to around 400 today. The Group includes lawyers, analysts, trade policy and country specialists drawn from across all relevant Government departments that will be involved in developing policy for and negotiating trade deals.</p>

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Chelsea and Fulham

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Greg Hands

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28/11/2017 17:52:14

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label	Biography information for Greg Hands

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label	Biography information for Anna McMorrin