Overview

• Letters published on Oct. 9 confirm approval for the tech advisory posts after a formal review by the UK’s business appointments watchdog.
• Conditions bar lobbying the UK government for two years from his last day in ministerial office and prohibit use of privileged information.
• He is restricted from advising on UK-specific policy matters or on bids for UK government contracts for either company.
• Both companies describe the roles as part-time and internally focused, with Microsoft’s brief including a speaking slot at its annual Summit.
• Sunak says all earnings from the roles will be donated to The Richmond Project, and he continues separate advisory work with Goldman Sachs.