The UK border: preparedness for the end of the transition period
This report describes government’s progress in implementing changes required to manage the border after the end of the transition period.
6 Nov 2020
Globalisation means every part of the public sector is affected by international issues. International development, trade, foreign affairs, and security and border issues have clear global focuses. Tourism, defence, cyber crime, laws and regulations, economic growth, education and many large projects have international aspects, and frequently involve working with international partners.
Public bodies can work together and learn from each other in many ways, such as coordinating UK activities overseas, contributing to international action and regulations, and identifying opportunities and best practice through international comparisons.
As international issues affect so many sectors, this page brings together all our publications with international lessons and good practice.
Key NAO publications:
This report describes government’s progress in implementing changes required to manage the border after the end of the transition period.
This report sets out insights for government from its preparations for EU Exit.
This report assesses whether DFID’s 2018 Strategic Vision for Gender Equality is well placed to secure value for money.
This report looks at how much government departments spent on their activities preparing for the UK’s exit from the EU.
This report examines the management of the Cabinet Office-led Get ready for Brexit campaign.
This report considers the work that government has been undertaking at the border to prepare for a no-deal EU exit.
We record government’s progress in ensuring health and social care supplies should the UK leave the EU without a deal.
This investigation examines the extent to which departments have used consultants in
their work to prepare for exiting the EU.
This briefing sets out government’s plans and progress to date in opening up overseas markets to UK businesses.
This memorandum has been prepared at the request of the Committee of Public Accounts and examines the settlement with Eurotunnel