Registrants must keep records of the manufacture, acquisition and disposition of defense articles and technical data, defense services, brokering activities and Part 130 information, including all exemption documentation and all licences and applications; electronic records must be reproducible on paper, legible and readable, and stored so that no change can be made without recording the change, who made it and when; records are kept five years from the expiry of the licence or approval, or from the transaction date for exemptions, and must be made available at any time to DDTC, its designees, ICE or CBP with the equipment and knowledgeable personnel needed to read them (122.5).
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.