Export control lists inclusion clarifies multilateral list applicability; stock-and-sale disallowed for specified SCOMET categories items. Paragraph 2.74 I(f) is revised to specify the applicability of bilateral and multilateral agreements and control lists-including the Nuclear Suppliers Group, Missile Technology Control Regime, Australia Group (and its Warning List or Awareness Raising Guidelines) and the Wassenaar Arrangement (and its Sensitive List and Very Sensitive List)-to export authorisations. Paragraph 2.79A(a)(iv) is revised to provide that no application for authorisation for export of SCOMET items for 'stock and sale' will be considered for items falling in specified SCOMET categories, and to clarify the policy treatment of certain chemicals under stock-and-sale rules.
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Export control lists inclusion clarifies multilateral list applicability; stock-and-sale disallowed for specified SCOMET categories items.
Paragraph 2.74 I(f) is revised to specify the applicability of bilateral and multilateral agreements and control lists-including the Nuclear Suppliers Group, Missile Technology Control Regime, Australia Group (and its Warning List or Awareness Raising Guidelines) and the Wassenaar Arrangement (and its Sensitive List and Very Sensitive List)-to export authorisations. Paragraph 2.79A(a)(iv) is revised to provide that no application for authorisation for export of SCOMET items for 'stock and sale' will be considered for items falling in specified SCOMET categories, and to clarify the policy treatment of certain chemicals under stock-and-sale rules.
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