ITAR - International Traffic in Arms Regulations
Part 126: General policies, country restrictions and exemptions – ITAR - International Traffic in Arms Regulations

ITAR - International Traffic in Arms Regulations 126.14: Meet the recordkeeping and reporting conditions of comprehensive authorisations

What does 126.14 require?

For NATO members, Australia, Japan and Sweden, DDTC may grant comprehensive authorisations for major commercial projects, major programmes, government-to-government cooperative projects (global project authorisations) and technical data exports to assess teaming, joint ventures, mergers or acquisitions with established foreign defense firms; requests describe the project, value, exports, duration (up to 10 years), the recordkeeping and audit plan and any cooperative project; Part 124 clauses, nontransfer assurances, congressional notification and 126.13 documentation still apply; and users must keep an electronic record of all articles, services and data exported and file export information on time (126.14).

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