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The Guide to Sanctions - Third Edition - Global Investigations Review

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SGSELSG3065 - Strategic Goods and Services - DIT Export Licensing and Sanctions - General - HMRC internal manual

SGSELSG3065 - Issuing and presentation of licences: Exporting Dual Use Items You should check the other guidance available on GOV.UK from HMRC as Brexit updates to those pages are being prioritised before manuals. Exporting dual-use items From the UK to the EU and the Channel Islands A new export licence is needed if dual-use items are being exported from the UK to the EU or the Channel Islands, issued by the UK. This new export licence also covers exports to the Channel Islands  and will remove the need for individual licences to be applied; and can be used from 1 January 2021 following registration on SPIRE, the online export licensing system. Link is external.

European Union Implements Changes to Export Control Rules

December 18, 2020 Share The EU Dual-Use Regulation regulates exports outside the EU, transfers inside the EU, transit through the EU and the brokering of certain sensitive goods, services, software and technology (referred to as “items”) that are considered “dual-use.” Dual-use items have both military and civil applications. The EU has updated its export control rules for dual-use items to (1) take account of Brexit, (2) ensure consistency with recent developments in international non-proliferation regimes and export control arrangements, and (3) address cyber-surveillance and other security threats stemming from new technologies, reinforce cooperation among competent EU authorities, and impose enhanced compliance obligations (including a requirement to adopt internal compliance programs) on businesses. These updates, which are addressed in turn, will have significant implications for businesses dealing in dual-use items.

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