ITAR - International Traffic in Arms Regulations
Part 127: Violations and penalties – ITAR - International Traffic in Arms Regulations

ITAR - International Traffic in Arms Regulations 127.11: Address the presumption of denial for past convictions and ineligibility

Licences or approvals may not be granted to persons convicted under the statutes in 120.6 or ineligible to receive export licences from any agency, a presumption of denial applied to all such persons since 30 June 1976; an exception is considered only in extraordinary circumstances where the applicant shows it has mitigated law enforcement concerns and dealt with the causes, through a letter to the Deputy Assistant Secretary, with consultation of the Legal Adviser and Treasury; statutorily debarred persons may use only the 127.7(d) route while debarment is in force (127.11).

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