United Kingdom · Report · Written statement
UIN HCWS186
Linking the Foreign Interference Offence to the Online Safety Bill
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6 July 2022
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6 July 2022 · Written statement
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Commons
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6 July 2022
Summary
This is a joint statement with the Home Office.Some states seek to further their strategic interests by going beyond overt political influence towards more covert influencing activity. These ‘interference’ activities are typically not conducted transparen...
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6 July 2022
Written statement
This is a joint statement with the Home Office.Some states seek to further their strategic interests by going beyond overt political influence towards more covert influencing activity. These ‘interference’ activities are typically not conducted transparen...
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- Official source: https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-statements/detail/2022-07-06/HCWS186
- Open data entity: https://questions-statements-api.parliament.uk/api/writtenstatements/statements/1486794
- uk · ws-1486794 · source updated 6 July 2022