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<h1>Export Rules for Dual-Use, Nuclear, and Defense Items Under SCOMET Regime with Licensing and Compliance Requirements</h1> The export of dual-use items, munitions, nuclear-related items, software, and technology under the SCOMET regime is regulated by the DGFT through specific licensing authorities including the Department of Atomic Energy and Department of Defence Production, depending on item categories. Export authorizations are mandatory except where exemptions apply, with detailed application procedures requiring end-user certificates and compliance with international treaties. The Inter-Ministerial Working Group (IMWG) evaluates applications considering national security, proliferation risks, and international obligations. Various general authorizations exist for intra-company transfers, chemicals, drones, telecommunications, information security items, and export after repair, each with specific eligibility, documentation, reporting, and validity requirements. Exporters must maintain records for five years and comply with post-shipment reporting. Violations may result in penalties, suspension, or revocation of authorizations. Voluntary self-disclosure of non-compliance is encouraged. Revalidation of authorizations is limited, and exports to sanctioned or high-risk entities are prohibited.