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UK: National Security Strategy (1)

25 July 2014

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UK: Joint Parliamentary Committee on National Security Strategy: The work of the Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy in 2013–14: Government response to the First Report of the Committee, Session 2013–14 (pdf). First Report: The work of the Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy in 2013-14 (pdf)

See also: Call for Evidence: Committee still pressing government for the next National Security Strategy to be radically different (pdf):

"The Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy would welcome written submissions on the next National Security Strategy (NSS), which is expected to be published after the 2015 General Election. The Committee aims to publish a report at the end of the year in time for the Government to respond before the General Election."

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