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UK public law update: Brexit SIs, procurement reforms, devolution measures, key ECHR and judicial review rulings, FOI/data protection and Covid-19 Inquiry findings - 26 March 2026

Published on: 26 March 2026

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Brexit headlines

Cabinet Office updates UK Common Frameworks programme with three new fully implemented frameworks

The Cabinet Office has refreshed the UK Common Frameworks programme, moving three frameworks from provisional to fully operational status. Now in force are: the Department for Business and Trade’s Late Payment Common Framework, and two Department of Health and Social Care frameworks—one on blood safety and quality, and another on organs, tissues and cells (excluding embryos and gametes). Developed during the EU exit negotiations, the Common Frameworks manage potential divergence within the UK across devolved policy areas that had previously been governed by EU law. They set out how the UK and devolved governments collaborate, including arrangements for meetings, decision-making, dispute resolution, information-sharing, and periodic review

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