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THE
GUIDE
1. INTRODUCTION
2. WHY EXPORTS
ARE CONTROLLED
2.1 Background
2.2 The Legislation
2.3 International
Proliferation and Arms Control Treaties, Conventions and Regimes
3. WILL YOUR
GOODS NEED AN EXPORT LICENCE?
3.1 Exporting Dual-Use
Goods within the European Union
3.2 The "End-Use"
Control
3.3 Technology
4. WHICH
EXPORT LICENCE SHOULD YOU APPLY FOR?
4.1 Standard Individual
Export Licences
4.2 Open Individual
Export Licences
4.3 Open General Export
Licences
4.4 Compliance with
Open Licences
4.5 Transhipment Licences
4.6 Temporary Exports
4.7 UN Sanctions Licences
4.8 Revocation of
Licences
5.
HOW WE PROCESS APPLICATIONS FOR INDIVIDUAL LICENCES
5.1 Application Forms
5.2 Supporting documents
5.3 UN Sanctions Licences
5.4 Processing a Licence
Application
5.5 Our Performance
Commitments to you
5.6 Denial Notifications
6. OTHER
EXPORT CONTROLS
7. FURTHER
INFORMATION
7.1 Contacts
7.2 Other Guidance
Documents
8. GLOSSARY
OF TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
SUPPLEMENTARY
GUIDANCE NOTES
1.
INTERNATIONAL PROLIFERATION & ARMS CONTROL REGIMES
2.
CONTROLS ON THE EXPORT OF TECHNOLOGY
3.
END-USE CONTROL
4.
OPEN GENERAL LICENCES
Other publications
available from the ECO:
BRIEF
GUIDE - AN INTRODUCTION TO EXPORT CONTROLS
EXPORT CONTROL
COMPLIANCE - CODE OF PRACTICE
CODE OF PRACTICE
FOR ENFORCEMENT
UK EXPORT CONTROL
POLICY COMMITMENTS LIST
GUIDANCE NOTES
ON UN SANCTIONS AFFECTING TRADE WITH ANGOLA, IRAQ and LIBYA
COMBINED LISTS
OF CONTROLLED GOODS (ON DISK ONLY)
RATING ENQUIRY
FORM
APPLICATION
FORM FOR A STANDARD INDIVIDUAL EXPORT LICENCE (FORM A) &
GUIDANCE NOTES
APPLICATION FORM
FOR AN OPEN INDIVIDUAL EXPORT LICENCE (FORM D)
APPLICATION FOR
A TRANSHIPMENT LICENCE (FORM H)
END USER UNDERTAKINGS
- SPECIMEN WORDING
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