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EU Legislation (Sanctions - Cyber-Attacks) (Jersey) Order 2019

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A decision made on 14 June 2019

MINISTERIAL DECISION REFERENCE:    MD-ER-2019-0035

DECISION SUMMARY TITLE:     EU Legislation (Sanctions – Cyber-Attacks) (Jersey) Order 2019

DECISION SUMMARY AUTHOR:

Head of International Compliance

IS THE DECISION SUMMARY PUBLIC OR EXEMPT?  

Public

REPORT TITLE:     EU Legislation (Sanctions – Cyber-Attacks) (Jersey) Order 2019

REPORT AUTHOR OR NAME OF PERSON GIVING REPORT: 

Legislative Drafting Officer

IS THE REPORT PUBLIC OR EXEMPT? 

Public

DECISION AND REASON FOR THE DECISION:

The Minister for External Relations, in pursuance of Article 2 of the European Union Legislation (Implementation) (Jersey) Law 2014 and having regard to Council Regulation (EU) 2019/796 (“the Regulation”) concerning restrictive measures directed against cyber-attacks threatening the European Union or its Member States, made the EU Legislation (Sanctions – Cyber-Attacks) (Jersey) Order 2019 (“the Order”).

The Order gives effect to the Regulation, which provides for targeted restrictive measures to deter and respond to cyber-attacks with a significant effect, which constitute an external threat to the European Union or its Member States. The Regulation contains an Annex in which persons and entities can be designated for the purposes of an asset-freeze.

RESOURCE IMPLICATIONS:    There are no resource implications arising from this legislation.

ACTION REQUIRED:  External Relations shall –

(1) inform the Assistant Greffier of the States and the States Greffe Publications Editor immediately the Order is made, and request the Greffier of the States to arrange for the making of the Order to be notified to the States;

(2) deliver the signed and sealed order to the Publications Editor.

SIGNATURE:

 

 

SENATOR IAN GORST

POSITION:

 

 

MINISTER FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS

 

 

DATE SIGNED

EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE DECISION

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