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<description>Sir Michael Pitt, independent chair of the Pitt Review into the UK's critical national infrastructure, introduces this months edition.</description>
<date>April 2008</date>
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<title>Introduction: protecting the UK's Critical National Infrastructure</title>
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<description>Anthony McGee provides an overview of some of the current questions and debates at the heart of this year’s RUSI conference on the critical national infrastructure.</description>
<date>April 2008</date>
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<title>Utility regulation and the CNI</title>
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<description>Dieter Helm explains that at present, the regulation of critical national infrastructure utilities is mainly concerned with keeping prices down to please customers, which leaves little space for the spare capacity and robust security that may be needed.</description>
<date>April 2008</date>
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<title>The CNI: regulatory strengths and weaknesses</title>
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<description>Professor Clive Walker examines the way in which the term ‘CNI’ is defined for the purposes of regulation and considers the sufficiency of the current regulatory regimes.</description>
<date>April 2008</date>
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<title>What is the future for the Critical National Infrastructure?</title>
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<description>Sir David Omand stresses the importance of keeping our response to threats in proportion. </description>
<date>April 2008</date>
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