EU-UK Joint Committee adds machinery approval rule to Windsor Framework
→Machinery compliance teams must apply EU 2025/14 under the Windsor Framework
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→Machinery compliance teams must apply EU 2025/14 under the Windsor Framework
→UK financial firms must fold frontier-AI cyber threats into resilience, vulnerability, third-party and response planning under existing expectations
→X must meet UK illegal-content review targets and report performance to Ofcom
→Art and high-value goods firms must map OFSI reporting and licence-risk controls
→Online platforms must prove UK illegal-content controls work in practice
→High value dealers must use the UK Sanctions List and £10,000 threshold
→UK sanctions teams must block newly designated Iran-linked targets immediately
→UK prescribers must discuss updated finasteride and dutasteride safety risks
→India-UK CETA exporters must use the authorised certificate-issuing agency
→Motor finance firms must file implementation plans by 12 May, while formal attestations are no longer due on that date
→Defense-contractor compliance owners are now bound to operate under a court-supervised anti-bribery remediation and reporting regime to avoid prosecution under the DPA
→Motor finance lenders must keep redress plans flexible until FCA confirms next steps