Question: What rules are in place for the export of PPE?

Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Guidance Coronavirus (COVID-19): support for UK businesses trading internationally
section_headers: No import duty and VAT on medical supplies, equipment and protective garments
section_content: Find out how to pay no import duty and VAT on protective equipment and
relevant medical devices or equipment from non-EU
countries during the outbreak.
*[EU]: European Union

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This answer does not relate to PPE, and does not answer the question asked originally.
This is only talking about hot to pay no import duty and VAT.

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Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Guidance Coronavirus (COVID-19): support for UK businesses trading internationally
section_headers: Export controls regarding personal protective equipment (PPE)
section_content: The Department of Health and Social Care have published guidance outlining
the PPE export control
process.
The guidance is aimed at economic operators, including manufacturers and
distributors, wishing to export PPE goods to a destination outside of the EU,
EFTA, or certain dependent and other
territories.
[PPE]: personal protective equipment
  [EU]: European Union
  *[EFTA]: European Free Trade Association

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Provides a link to to a detailed answer on the rules for exporting PPE.
This answer relates to the exportation of PPE, and gives resources, although it does not have much detail.

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Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Guidance Supplier relief due to COVID-19: Procurement Policy Notice (PPN) 02/20 – additional post-16 educational sector guidance
section_headers: Background to PPN 02/20
section_content: To ensure service continuity during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, all
public sector contracting authorities have been advised by the government to
support their at risk suppliers in a range of ways to ensure business and
service continuity and to protect jobs. The measures set out in the PPN 02/20,
issued on 19 March 2020, are to ensure suppliers are in a position to resume
normal contract delivery once the COVID-19 outbreak is over. The PPN is time-
limited and applies through to 30 June 2020.
The PPN is for contracted goods, services and work contracts, such as for
building works, where there is a direct relationship between the contracting
authority and its suppliers under a contract procured pursuant to the Public
Contracts Regulations 2015 (or equivalent regulations). It does not apply to
other funding mechanisms such as grants, or contracts supported by private
income such as for transport provision.
While contracting authorities have a responsibility to their own suppliers,
PPN 02/20 is advisory only, it does not bind contracting authorities to do
anything other than what they feel is appropriate under these challenging and
complex circumstances.
*[PPN]: Procurement Policy Notice

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This answer does not relate to exporting PPE, and what the rules are, thus not relating to the question.
This is talking about supporting suppliers and is written for an importer and does not talk about rules for exporting PPE.

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