Every manufacturing licence and technical assistance agreement must describe the defense article to be manufactured and all articles to be exported (only listed articles may use the 123.16(b)(1) exemption), the assistance, technical data and manufacturing know-how and any manufacturing rights, the duration, and the countries where manufacture, sale or transfer is licensed, with reasons given for any proposed variation (124.7). It must contain the six prescribed statements: no entry into force, amendment or extension without State approval; subject to U.S. export laws; no effect on prior U.S. Government contracts; no U.S. Government liability for patent infringement; no transfer of exported data, services or resulting articles to a foreign person except under 126.7 or 126.18, as the agreement authorises, or with prior approval; and survival of U.S. Government provisions after termination (124.8).
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