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Foreign winners of UK defence deals will have to channel benefits back into Britain
A new Offsets policy will require overseas firms that secure UK defence contracts to put benefits back into the British economy. The policy is intended to direct defence spending toward British jobs and skills.
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What does it mean?
Foreign companies that win UK defence work will need to give something back to Britain in return. The aim is to keep more of the money and expertise within the UK.
Who is affected?
Overseas companies bidding for or winning UK defence contracts, and UK defence workers and suppliers.