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Defence Procurement

Put that there was currently a two year quarantine period on people who worked for the MOD going to work for Defence companies and was Defence a special issue when it came to the revolving door’, the PMS said that people should speak to the Cabinet Office on the Business Appointments rules. These rules were well established and there was a process for considering peoples jobs after they left the civil service.

The PMS added that the rules took into account the amount of knowledge people had in their civil service posts that could be used in future jobs.

Asked if it was time for the rules to be revisited, the PMS replied that we did not have any plans to do so at the present time.

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