Country Policy and the Treaties

Five pieces on section 126.1 and the treaty sections 126.16 and 126.17 of the ITAR: the policy of denial, its country exceptions, and how treaty exports work.

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The ITAR policy of denial

Where the list comes from, which countries face a comprehensive denial, the Cyprus suspension, and the duty to report.

Country exceptions to the policy of denial

The case-by-case openings for qualified countries, from protective gear to support for missions and recognized governments.

How the defense trade treaties work

The two treaty sections, their own definitions, seven conditions for an export, the communities and the four end uses.

Moving items within a treaty community

Transfers inside the community, what needs approval, deployed forces, who handles freight and moving licensed items onto a treaty.

Marking and records for treaty exports

Treaty markings, the bill of lading statement, records, export filing codes, fees and notice to Congress.

Key terms in this topic

Policy of denial Comprehensive list Qualified list Proposal or presentation Duty to notify Qualified policy of denial Case-by-case basis Coalition forces Protective clothing Security Council committee Approved community Partner community Authorized end use Restricted USML Milestone B Transfer Deployed elements Transmission channels Intermediate consignee Transition Treaty marking Bill of lading statement Electronic Export Information Legislative notification