Export control reform took another step forward earlier this month, with the publication of the State and Commerce final rules relating to military electronics (USML Category XI). As with previous reform initiatives, the changes make the USML list of controlled items a positive one rather than a catch-all and moves certain formerly ITAR-controlled items to the Commerce Control List. Most of the changes will take effect December 30, 2014. The State Department rule also makes certain changes to Category VIII (Aircraft) that will take effect in August. These relate to wing folding systems. Links to the new rules are below.
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About Jason Silverman
Jason Silverman is a member of Dentons' Federal Regulatory and Compliance practice. He helps clients navigate risks and achieve their objectives while confronting issues, with a particular focus on government investigations, export controls, trade and economic sanctions, white collar criminal defense and litigation under the False Claims Act.
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