Written questions by Baldwin.

What estimate he has made of future operating subsidy requirements for publicly owned steel assets.

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How many post-implementation reviews undertaken by his Department since 5 July 2024 found that policy costs exceeded those estimated in the original impact assessment.

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What estimate he has made of the number of labour inspectors required to enforce new employment rights measures in each of the next three years.

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What assessment he has made of the implications for his Department's policies of the costs of decarbonisation requirements for any steel undertaking transferred under the Steel Nationalisation Bill.

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Which policies his Department has introduced since July 5th 2024 have been implemented without a published impact assessment.

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What discussions he has had with HM Revenue and Customs on the operation of steel tariff quotas since 1 July 2026.

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Whether his Department has made an assessment of the potential impact of importing steel products on operational continuity, since the implementation of the steel trade measure on 1 July 2026.

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What modelling he undertook of the likelihood of tariff-rate quotas being exhausted before the end of the applicable quota periods prior to implementation of the steel trade measure.

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Whether his Department has received representations from businesses on delays at UK ports following the introduction of the steel trade measure on 1 July 2026.

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Which of the 36 broad categories of growth-driving inputs identified by the Supply Chain Centre are produced or could be produced in the UK.

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What budget and resources are being allocated to the Supply Chain Centre he announced in June 2026.

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How he will measure the success of the Supply Chain Centre in achieving its mission and if he will make a Statement.

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How he decided on the 36 categories of growth-driving inputs where the UK needs a secure supply.

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What tariffs apply to the 36 broad categories of growth-driving inputs and if he plans to review these.

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Whether he plans to introduce controls on the administration of tariff-rate quotas, including any melt and pour requirements; and what measures are in place to prevent the resale of quota by importers

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What assessment he has made of the adequacy of levels of employment in primary and down stream steel firms.

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What assessment his Department has made of the adequacy of the definition of the steel industry for the purpose of the steel trade measure; and whether that definition includes downstream users as well

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Whether he plans to introduce a steel import monitoring system similar to those operated by the United States and Canada.

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What estimate his Department made of the expected revenue from steel tariffs in the first year of operation; how that revenue will be accounted for; and whether it will be reinvested in (a) the steel s

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What channels are in place for businesses to report (a) unintended consequences and (b) operational difficulties once steel tariffs are in force.

The Department for Business and Trade has and will continue to run regular stakeholder forums, Ministerial roundtables, and direct business engagement on the steel trade measure. In addition, businesses can raise operational tariff-related difficulties th...