EAR Overview Sample Clauses

EAR Overview. The EAR does not contain an equivalent of the USML. Rather, the EAR regulates the export of all articles and technology which are not regulated by the ITAR (or, to a limited extent the Department of Energy with respect to nuclear related articles). The EAR defines “technology” broadly to include “[s]pecific information necessary for the development, production or use of a product.” (15 C.F.R. §772.1.) The EAR may, or may not, require persons to obtain the approval of the BIS before exporting non-defense articles or technology depending on the country of destination and the particular article or technology to be exported. The Export Control Classification Number (“ECCN”) is the key to determining whether or not approval to export is required. The EAR includes a Commerce Control List consisting of 10 separate categories of articles. Each category contains a number of sub-categories, ECCNs, specifically identifying the articles or technology falling under each. The ECCN will identify if export of the articles or technology identified in the ECCN are subject to control, and if so the reasons for the control. (15 C.F.R. §774.)
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