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The Russia (Sanctions) (EU Exit) (Amendment) Regulations 2026

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28 Amendment of regulation 89

In regulation 89(2) (exercise of maritime enforcement powers)— (a) after sub-paragraph (cda) insert— (cdb) a prohibition in regulation 46Z9F (trade sanctions relating to relevant processed oil products); ; (b) after sub-paragraph (cf) insert— (cfa) a prohibition in any of regulations 46Z23B to 46Z23D (trade sanctions relating to uranium); ; (c) after sub-paragraph (cg) insert— (cga) a prohibition in regulation 46Z29B (trade sanctions relating to maritime transportation of liquefied natural gas to and between third countries); .

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28 Amendment of regulation 89

In regulation 89(2) (exercise of maritime enforcement powers)— (a) after sub-paragraph (cda) insert— (cdb) a prohibition in regulation 46Z9F (trade sanctions relating to relevant processed oil products); ; (b) after sub-paragraph (cf) insert— (cfa) a prohibition in any of regulations 46Z23B to 46Z23D (trade sanctions relating to uranium); ; (c) after sub-paragraph (cg) insert— (cga) a prohibition in regulation 46Z29B (trade sanctions relating to maritime transportation of liquefied natural gas to and between third countries); .

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