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 126.7: Use the Australia, UK and U.S. trilateral exemption only among eligible parties and items

What does 126.7 require?

No licence is needed for exports, reexports, retransfers, temporary imports, defense services or brokering between or among registered and eligible U.S. persons, U.S., UK national-level and Australian federal government bodies, and Authorised Users identified on the DDTC website (registered if brokering), if the activity is to or within Australia, the UK or the United States, the item is not on the Excluded Technology List in Supplement No. 2, the value is within the 123.15 thresholds and no SME manufacture abroad is involved, and 123.9(b) invoice requirements are met; classified transfers still follow the NISPOM and partner security frameworks; reexports, retransfers and temporary imports in on-site support of the three armed forces are allowed for articles first exported under a licence, by contractors embedded with or supporting those forces (126.7).

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