EXPORT LICENCE. a. The Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly if the Contractor becomes aware that all or part of any Contractor Deliverable (including Information and software) to be Delivered under the Contract is or will be subject to: (1) a non-UK export licence, authorisation or exemption; or (2) any other related transfer control, that imposes or will impose end use, end user, re-transfer, re-export restrictions, or restrictions on disclosure to individuals based upon their nationality. This does not include the Intellectual Property-specific restrictions of the type referred to in clause D1. b. If requested by the Authority, the Contractor shall give the Authority a summary of every existing or expected licence and restriction referred to in clause B4.a and any related obligation or restriction to the extent that they place an obligation or restriction on the Authority with which the Authority must comply, including, to the extent applicable to such obligations or restrictions: (1) the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known); (2) the Article or Service (including Information and software) affected; (3) the nature of the restriction and obligation; (4) the authorised end use and end users; (5) any specific restrictions on access by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the Articles or to anything Delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services; and (6) any specific restrictions on the end user or on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the Articles or of anything delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services. The Contractor shall not be required to disclose any of the provisos to a licence (or even the existence of them) to the extent that they do not relate to an obligation or constraint with which the Authority must comply. c. When an export licence is required from a foreign government for the performance of the Contract, the Contractor shall promptly consult with the Authority on the licence requirements and, where the Contractor is the applicant for the licence: (1) ensure that when end use or end user restrictions, or both, apply to all or part of any Contractor Deliverable to be Delivered under the Contract, the Contractor, unless otherwise agreed with the Authority, identifies in the licence application: (a) the end user as: Her Britannic Majesty’s Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (hereinafter “HM Government”), and (b) the end use as: For the Purposes of HM Government; (2) include in the submission for the licence a statement that "information on the status of processing this license application may be shared with the Ministry of Defence of the United Kingdom"; d. If the Information required under clauses B4.a and B4.b has been provided previously to the Authority by the Contractor, the Contractor may satisfy these requirements by giving details of the previous notification and confirming they remain valid and satisfy the provisions of clauses B4.a and B4. e. If the Contractor becomes aware of any changes in the Information notified previously under clause B4.a, B4.b or B4.d that would affect the Authority’s ability to use, disclose, re- transfer or re-export an item or part of it as is referred to in those clauses, the Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly of the change. f. If the Contractor or any Subcontractor in the performance of the Contract needs to export materiel for which an export licence from a foreign government is required, the responsibility for instituting expeditious action to apply for and obtain the licence shall rest with the Contractor or that Subcontractor. The Authority shall provide all reasonable assistance in obtaining and maintaining any export licence from the foreign government with regard to any defence or security issue that may arise. g. Where the Contract performance requires the export of items for which a foreign export licence is required, the Contractor shall include the dependencies for the export licence application, grant and maintenance in the Contract risk register and in the risk management plan for the Contract, with appropriate review points. Where there is no requirement under the Contract for a risk management plan the Contractor shall submit an Export Licence Plan for agreement with the Authority. h. The Authority may make a written request to the Contractor to seek a variation to the licence conditions to a foreign export licence to enable the Authority to re-export or re-transfer a licensed item or licensed information from the UK to a non-licensed third party. If the Authority makes such a request: (1) the Contractor shall, or procure that the Contractor’s Subcontractor will, expeditiously consider whether or not there is any reason why it should object to making the request and, where it has no objection, file an application to seek a variation of the applicable export licence in accordance with the procedures of the licensing authority; (2) the Authority shall provide sufficient Information, certification and other documentation necessary to support the application for the requested variation; and (3) the Authority will pay the Contractor a fair and reasonable charge for this service based on the cost of providing it. i. Where the Authority provides materiel (Information and items, including software) to enable the Contractor to perform the Contract, and that materiel is subject to a non-UK export licence or other related technology transfer control as described in the provisions of clause B4.a: (1) the Authority may, or at the request of the Contractor, undertake to give the Contractor a summary of every non-UK export licence or other related technology transfer control of which it is aware that would affect the Contractor’s ability to perform the Contract, including, to the extent applicable, to the Contractor’s performance of the Contract: (a) the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known); (b) the items or Information affected; (c) the nature of the restriction and obligation; (d) the authorised end use and end users; (e) any specific restrictions on access or use by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the items or Information affected; and (f) any specific restrictions on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the items or Information affected. (2) this will not include Intellectual Property specific restrictions of the type mentioned in clause D1 (Infringement or Alleged Infringement) in relation to the Authority instead of the Contractor. (3) the Contractor and its Subcontractors, where access by these restrictions is also authorised, shall abide by the lawful restrictions so notified by the Authority. (4) the Contractor shall notify the Authority immediately if it is unable for whatever reason to abide by any restriction advised by the Authority to the Contractor under clause B4.j. j. Where restrictions are advised by the Authority to the Contractor under clause B4.j., the Authority and the Contractor shall act promptly to mitigate their impact. If these restrictions adversely affect performance of the Contract, the restrictions shall be regarded as a change to the Specification and handled under the terms of clause A3 (Variations to Specification) and the Contract Price or Delivery schedule or both shall be adjusted as appropriate. If the Contractor is unable to perform the Contract as a result of these restrictions then the Authority shall consult with the Contractor on alternative solutions requiring amendment of the Contract under clause A2 (Amendments to Contract) and A3 (Variations to Specification) and may terminate the Contract if no alternative solution satisfies the essential terms of the Contract. Termination under these circumstances will be under the terms of clause A22 (Termination for Convenience). k. Without prejudice to United Kingdom Government's position on the validity of any claim by a foreign government to extra-territoriality, the Authority undertakes to provide the Contractor with all reasonable assistance to facilitate the granting an export licence by a foreign Government in respect of performance of the Contract.
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Samples: Purchase Agreement, Procurement Agreement, Contract for Repair Services
EXPORT LICENCE.
a. The Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly if the Contractor becomes aware that all or part of any Contractor Deliverable (including Information and software) to be Delivered under the Contract is or will be subject to:
(1) a non-UK export licence, authorisation or exemption; or
(2) any other related transfer control, that imposes or will impose end use, end user, re-transfer, re-export restrictions, or restrictions on disclosure to individuals based upon their nationality. This does not include the Intellectual Property-specific restrictions of the type referred to in clause D1.
b. If requested by the Authority, the Contractor shall give the Authority a summary of every existing or expected licence and restriction referred to in clause B4.a and any related obligation or restriction to the extent that they place an obligation or restriction on the Authority with which the Authority must comply, including, to the extent applicable to such obligations or restrictions:
(1) the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known);
(2) the Article or Service (including Information and software) affected;
(3) the nature of the restriction and obligation;
(4) the authorised end use and end users;
(5) any specific restrictions on access by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the Articles or to anything Delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services; and
(6) any specific restrictions on the end user or on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the Articles or of anything delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services. The Contractor shall not be required to disclose any of the provisos to a licence (or even the existence of them) to the extent that they do not relate to an obligation or constraint with which the Authority must comply.
c. When an export licence is required from a foreign government for the performance of the Contract, the Contractor shall promptly consult with the Authority on the licence requirements and, where the Contractor is the applicant for the licence:
(1) ensure that when end use or end user restrictions, or both, apply to all or part of any Contractor Deliverable to be Delivered under the Contract, the Contractor, unless otherwise agreed with the Authority, identifies in the licence application:
(a) the end user as: Her Britannic Majesty’s Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (hereinafter “HM Government”), and
(b) the end use as: For the Purposes of HM Government;
(2) include in the submission for the licence a statement that "information on the status of processing this license application may be shared with the Ministry of Defence of the United Kingdom";
d. If the Information required under clauses B4.a and B4.b has been provided previously to the Authority by the Contractor, the Contractor may satisfy these requirements by giving details of the previous notification and confirming they remain valid and satisfy the provisions of clauses B4.a and B4.
e. If the Contractor becomes aware of any changes in the Information notified previously under clause B4.a, B4.b or B4.d that would affect the Authority’s ability to use, disclose, re- transfer or re-export an item or part of it as is referred to in those clauses, the Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly of the change.
f. If the Contractor or any Subcontractor in the performance of the Contract needs to export materiel for which an export licence from a foreign government is required, the responsibility for instituting expeditious action to apply for and obtain the licence shall rest with the Contractor or that Subcontractor. The Authority shall provide all reasonable assistance in obtaining and maintaining any export licence from the foreign government with regard to any defence or security issue that may arise.
g. Where the Contract performance requires the export of items for which a foreign export licence is required, the Contractor shall include the dependencies for the export licence application, grant and maintenance in the Contract risk register and in the risk management plan for the Contract, with appropriate review points. Where there is no requirement under the Contract for a risk management plan the Contractor shall submit an Export Licence Plan for agreement with the Authority.
h. The Authority may make a written request to the Contractor to seek a variation to the licence conditions to a foreign export licence to enable the Authority to re-export or re-transfer a licensed item or licensed information from the UK to a non-licensed third party. If the Authority makes such a request:
(1) the Contractor shall, or procure that the Contractor’s Subcontractor will, expeditiously consider whether or not there is any reason why it should object to making the request and, where it has no objection, file an application to seek a variation of the applicable export licence in accordance with the procedures of the licensing authority;
(2) the Authority shall provide sufficient Information, certification and other documentation necessary to support the application for the requested variation; and
(3) the Authority will pay the Contractor a fair and reasonable charge for this service based on the cost of providing it.
i. Where the Authority provides materiel (Information and items, including software) to enable the Contractor to perform the Contract, and that materiel is subject to a non-UK export licence or other related technology transfer control as described in the provisions of clause B4.a:
(1) the Authority may, or at the request of the Contractor, undertake to give the Contractor a summary of every non-UK export licence or other related technology transfer control of which it is aware that would affect the Contractor’s ability to perform the Contract, including, to the extent applicable, to the Contractor’s performance of the Contract:
(a) the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known);
(b) the items or Information affected;
(c) the nature of the restriction and obligation;
(d) the authorised end use and end users;
(e) any specific restrictions on access or use by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the items or Information affected; and
(f) any specific restrictions on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the items or Information affected.
(2) this will not include Intellectual Property specific restrictions of the type mentioned in clause D1 (Infringement or Alleged Infringement) in relation to the Authority instead of the Contractor.
(3) the Contractor and its Subcontractors, where access by these restrictions is also authorised, shall abide by the lawful restrictions so notified by the Authority.
(4) the Contractor shall notify the Authority immediately if it is unable for whatever reason to abide by any restriction advised by the Authority to the Contractor under clause B4.j.
j. Where restrictions are advised by the Authority to the Contractor under clause B4.j., the Authority and the Contractor shall act promptly to mitigate their impact. If these restrictions adversely affect performance of the Contract, the restrictions shall be regarded as a change to the Specification and handled under the terms of clause A3 (Variations to Specification) and the Contract Price or Delivery schedule or both shall be adjusted as appropriate. If the Contractor is unable to perform the Contract as a result of these restrictions then the Authority shall consult with the Contractor on alternative solutions requiring amendment of the Contract under clause A2 (Amendments to Contract) and A3 (Variations to Specification) and may terminate the Contract if no alternative solution satisfies the essential terms of the Contract. Termination under these circumstances will be under the terms of clause A22 (Termination for Convenience).
k. Without prejudice to United Kingdom Government's position on the validity of any claim by a foreign government to extra-territoriality, the Authority undertakes to provide the Contractor with all reasonable assistance to facilitate the granting an export licence by a foreign Government in respect of performance of the Contract.
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Samples: Procurement Contract, Contract
EXPORT LICENCE.
a. The Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly if the Contractor becomes aware that all or part of any Contractor Deliverable (including Information and software) to be Delivered under the Contract is or will be subject to:
(1) a non-UK export licence, authorisation or exemption; or
(2) any other related transfer control, that imposes or will impose end use, end user, re-transfer, re-export restrictions, or restrictions on disclosure to individuals based upon their nationality. This does not include the Intellectual Property-specific restrictions of the type referred to in clause D1.
b. If requested by the Authority, the Contractor shall give the Authority a summary of every existing or expected licence and restriction referred to in clause B4.a and any related obligation or restriction to the extent that they place an obligation or restriction on the Authority with which the Authority must comply, including, to the extent applicable to such obligations or restrictions:
(1) the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known);
(2) the Article or Service (including Information and software) affected;
(3) the nature of the restriction and obligation;
(4) the authorised end use and end users;
(5) any specific restrictions on access by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the Articles or to anything Delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services; andand 17 of 39
(6) any specific restrictions on the end user or on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the Articles or of anything delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services. The Contractor shall not be required to disclose any of the provisos to a licence (or even the existence of them) to the extent that they do not relate to an obligation or constraint with which the Authority must comply.
c. When an export licence is required from a foreign government for the performance of the Contract, the Contractor shall promptly consult with the Authority on the licence requirements and, where the Contractor is the applicant for the licence:
(1) ensure that when end use or end user restrictions, or both, apply to all or part of any Contractor Deliverable to be Delivered under the Contract, the Contractor, unless otherwise agreed with the Authority, identifies in the licence application:
(a) the end user as: Her Britannic Majesty’s Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (hereinafter “HM Government”), and
(b) the end use as: For the Purposes of HM Government;
(2) include in the submission for the licence a statement that "information on the status of processing this license application may be shared with the Ministry of Defence of the United Kingdom";
d. If the Information required under clauses B4.a and B4.b has been provided previously to the Authority by the Contractor, the Contractor may satisfy these requirements by giving details of the previous notification and confirming they remain valid and satisfy the provisions of clauses B4.a and B4.
e. If the Contractor becomes aware of any changes in the Information notified previously under clause B4.a, B4.b or B4.d that would affect the Authority’s ability to use, disclose, re- transfer or re-export an item or part of it as is referred to in those clauses, the Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly of the change.
f. If the Contractor or any Subcontractor in the performance of the Contract needs to export materiel for which an export licence from a foreign government is required, the responsibility for instituting expeditious action to apply for and obtain the licence shall rest with the Contractor or that Subcontractor. The Authority shall provide all reasonable assistance in obtaining and maintaining any export licence from the foreign government with regard to any defence or security issue that may arise.
g. Where the Contract performance requires the export of items for which a foreign export licence is required, the Contractor shall include the dependencies for the export licence application, grant and maintenance in the Contract risk register and in the risk management plan for the Contract, with appropriate review points. Where there is no requirement under the Contract for a risk management plan the Contractor shall submit an Export Licence Plan for agreement with the Authority.
h. The Authority may make a written request to the Contractor to seek a variation to the licence conditions to a foreign export licence to enable the Authority to re-export or re-re- transfer a licensed item or licensed information from the UK to a non-licensed third party. If the Authority makes such a request:: 18 of 39
(1) the Contractor shall, or procure that the Contractor’s Subcontractor will, expeditiously consider whether or not there is any reason why it should object to making the request and, where it has no objection, file an application to seek a variation of the applicable export licence in accordance with the procedures of the licensing authority;
(2) the Authority shall provide sufficient Information, certification and other documentation necessary to support the application for the requested variation; and
(3) the Authority will pay the Contractor a fair and reasonable charge for this service based on the cost of providing it.
i. Where the Authority provides materiel (Information and items, including software) to enable the Contractor to perform the Contract, and that materiel is subject to a non-UK export licence or other related technology transfer control as described in the provisions of clause B4.a:
(1) the Authority may, or at the request of the Contractor, undertake to give the Contractor a summary of every non-UK export licence or other related technology transfer control of which it is aware that would affect the Contractor’s ability to perform the Contract, including, to the extent applicable, to the Contractor’s performance of the Contract:
(a) the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known);
(b) the items or Information affected;
(c) the nature of the restriction and obligation;
(d) the authorised end use and end users;
(e) any specific restrictions on access or use by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the items or Information affected; and
(f) any specific restrictions on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the items or Information affected.
(2) this will not include Intellectual Property specific restrictions of the type mentioned in clause D1 (Infringement or Alleged Infringement) in relation to the Authority instead of the Contractor.
(3) the Contractor and its Subcontractors, where access by these restrictions is also authorised, shall abide by the lawful restrictions so notified by the Authority.
(4) the Contractor shall notify the Authority immediately if it is unable for whatever reason to abide by any restriction advised by the Authority to the Contractor under clause B4.j.
j. Where restrictions are advised by the Authority to the Contractor under clause B4.j., the Authority and the Contractor shall act promptly to mitigate their impact. If these restrictions adversely affect performance of the Contract, the restrictions shall be regarded as a change to the Specification and handled under the terms of clause A3 (Variations to Specification) and the Contract Price or Delivery schedule or both shall be adjusted as appropriate. If the Contractor is unable to perform the Contract as a result of these 19 of 39 restrictions then the Authority shall consult with the Contractor on alternative solutions requiring amendment of the Contract under clause A2 (Amendments to Contract) and A3 (Variations to Specification) and may terminate the Contract if no alternative solution satisfies the essential terms of the Contract. Termination under these circumstances will be under the terms of clause A22 (Termination for Convenience).
k. Without prejudice to United Kingdom Government's position on the validity of any claim by a foreign government to extra-territoriality, the Authority undertakes to provide the Contractor with all reasonable assistance to facilitate the granting an export licence by a foreign Government in respect of performance of the Contract.
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Samples: Purchase Agreement
EXPORT LICENCE.
a. The Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly if the Contractor becomes aware that all or part of any Contractor Deliverable (including Information and software) to be Delivered under the Contract is or will be subject to:
(1) a non-UK export licence, authorisation or exemption; or
(2) any other related transfer control, that imposes or will impose end use, end user, re-transfer, re-export restrictions, or restrictions on disclosure to individuals based upon their nationality. This does not include the Intellectual Property-specific restrictions of the type referred to in clause D1.
b. If requested by the Authority, the Contractor shall give the Authority a summary of every existing or expected licence and restriction referred to in clause B4.a and any related obligation or restriction to the extent that they place an obligation or restriction on the Authority with which the Authority must comply, including, to the extent applicable to such obligations or restrictions:
(1) the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known);
(2) the Article or Service (including Information and software) affected;
(3) the nature of the restriction and obligation;
(4) the authorised end use and end users;
(5) any specific restrictions on access by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the Articles or to anything Delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services; and
(6) any specific restrictions on the end user or on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the Articles or of anything delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services. The Contractor shall not be required to disclose any of the provisos to a licence (or even the existence of them) to the extent that they do not relate to an obligation or constraint with which the Authority must comply.
c. When an export licence is required from a foreign government for the performance of the Contract, the Contractor shall promptly consult with the Authority on the licence requirements and, where the Contractor is the applicant for the licence:
(1) ensure that when end use or end user restrictions, or both, apply to all or part of any Contractor Deliverable to be Delivered under the Contract, the Contractor, unless otherwise agreed with the Authority, identifies in the licence application:
(a) the end user as: Her Britannic Majesty’s Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (hereinafter “HM Government”), and
(b) the end use as: For the Purposes of HM Government;
(2) include in the submission for the licence a statement that "information on the status of processing this license application may be shared with the Ministry of Defence of the United Kingdom";
d. If the Information required under clauses B4.a and B4.b has been provided previously to the Authority by the Contractor, the Contractor may satisfy these requirements by giving details of the previous notification and confirming they remain valid and satisfy the provisions of clauses B4.a and B4.
e. If the Contractor becomes aware of any changes in the Information notified previously under clause B4.a, B4.b or B4.d that would affect the Authority’s ability to use, disclose, re- re-transfer or re-export an item or part of it as is referred to in those clauses, the Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly of the change.
f. If the Contractor or any Subcontractor in the performance of the Contract needs to export materiel for which an export licence from a foreign government is required, the responsibility for instituting expeditious action to apply for and obtain the licence shall rest with the Contractor or that Subcontractor. The Authority shall provide all reasonable assistance in obtaining and maintaining any export licence from the foreign government with regard to any defence or security issue that may arise.
g. Where the Contract performance requires the export of items for which a foreign export licence is required, the Contractor shall include the dependencies for the export licence application, grant and maintenance in the Contract risk register and in the risk management plan for the Contract, with appropriate review points. Where there is no requirement under the Contract for a risk management plan the Contractor shall submit an Export Licence Plan for agreement with the Authority.
h. The Authority may make a written request to the Contractor to seek a variation to the licence conditions to a foreign export licence to enable the Authority to re-export or re-re- transfer a licensed item or licensed information from the UK to a non-licensed third party. If the Authority makes such a request:
(1) the Contractor shall, or procure that the Contractor’s Subcontractor will, expeditiously consider whether or not there is any reason why it should object to making the request and, where it has no objection, file an application to seek a variation of the applicable export licence in accordance with the procedures of the licensing authority;
(2) the Authority shall provide sufficient Information, certification and other documentation necessary to support the application for the requested variation; and
(3) the Authority will pay the Contractor a fair and reasonable charge for this service based on the cost of providing it.
i. Where the Authority provides materiel (Information and items, including software) to enable the Contractor to perform the Contract, and that materiel is subject to a non-UK export licence or other related technology transfer control as described in the provisions of clause B4.a:
(1) the Authority may, or at the request of the Contractor, undertake to give the Contractor a summary of every non-UK export licence or other related technology transfer control of which it is aware that would affect the Contractor’s ability to perform the Contract, including, to the extent applicable, to the Contractor’s performance of the Contract:
(a) the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known);
(b) the items or Information affected;
(c) the nature of the restriction and obligation;
(d) the authorised end use and end users;
(e) any specific restrictions on access or use by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the items or Information affected; and
(f) any specific restrictions on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the items or Information affected.
(2) this will not include Intellectual Property specific restrictions of the type mentioned in clause D1 (Infringement or Alleged Infringement) in relation to the Authority instead of the Contractor.
(3) the Contractor and its Subcontractors, where access by these restrictions is also authorised, shall abide by the lawful restrictions so notified by the Authority.
(4) the Contractor shall notify the Authority immediately if it is unable for whatever reason to abide by any restriction advised by the Authority to the Contractor under clause B4.j.
j. Where restrictions are advised by the Authority to the Contractor under clause B4.j., the Authority and the Contractor shall act promptly to mitigate their impact. If these restrictions adversely affect performance of the Contract, the restrictions shall be regarded as a change to the Specification and handled under the terms of clause A3 (Variations to Specification) and the Contract Price or Delivery schedule or both shall be adjusted as appropriate. If the Contractor is unable to perform the Contract as a result of these restrictions then the Authority shall consult with the Contractor on alternative solutions requiring amendment of the Contract under clause A2 (Amendments to Contract) and A3 (Variations to Specification) and may terminate the Contract if no alternative solution satisfies the essential terms of the Contract. Termination under these circumstances will be under the terms of clause A22 (Termination for Convenience).
k. Without prejudice to United Kingdom Government's position on the validity of any claim by a foreign government to extra-territoriality, the Authority undertakes to provide the Contractor with all reasonable assistance to facilitate the granting an export licence by a foreign Government in respect of performance of the Contract.
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Samples: Supply Agreement
EXPORT LICENCE.
a. The Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly if the Contractor becomes aware that all or part of any Contractor Deliverable (including Information and software) to be Delivered under the Contract is or will be subject to:
(1) a non-UK export licence, authorisation or exemption; or
(2) any other related transfer control, that imposes or will impose end use, end user, re-transfer, re-export restrictions, or restrictions on disclosure to individuals based upon their nationality. This does not include the Intellectual Property-specific restrictions of the type referred to in clause D1.
b. If requested by the Authority, the Contractor shall give the Authority a summary of every existing or expected licence and restriction referred to in clause B4.a and any related obligation or restriction to the extent that they place an obligation or restriction on the Authority with which the Authority must comply, including, to the extent applicable to such obligations or restrictions:
(1) the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known);
(2) the Article or Service (including Information and software) affected;
(3) the nature of the restriction and obligation;
(4) the authorised end use and end users;
(5) any specific restrictions on access by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the Articles or to anything Delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services; and
(6) any specific restrictions on the end user or on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the Articles or of anything delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services. The Contractor shall not be required to disclose any of the provisos to a licence (or even the existence of them) to the extent that they do not relate to an obligation or constraint with which the Authority must comply.
c. When an export licence is required from a foreign government for the performance of the Contract, the Contractor shall promptly consult with the Authority on the licence requirements and, where the Contractor is the applicant for the licence:
(1) ensure that when end use or end user restrictions, or both, apply to all or part of any Contractor Deliverable to be Delivered under the Contract, the Contractor, unless otherwise agreed with the Authority, identifies in the licence application:
(a) the end user as: Her Britannic Majesty’s Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (hereinafter “HM Government”), and
(b) the end use as: For the Purposes of HM Government;
(2) include in the submission for the licence a statement that "information on the status of processing this license application may be shared with the Ministry of Defence of the United Kingdom";
d. If the Information required under clauses B4.a and B4.b has been provided previously to the Authority by the Contractor, the Contractor may satisfy these requirements by giving details of the previous notification and confirming they remain valid and satisfy the provisions of clauses B4.a and B4.
e. If the Contractor becomes aware of any changes in the Information notified previously under clause B4.a, B4.b or B4.d that would affect the Authority’s ability to use, disclose, re- transfer or re-export an item or part of it as is referred to in those clauses, the Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly of the change.
f. If the Contractor or any Subcontractor in the performance of the Contract needs to export materiel for which an export licence from a foreign government is required, the responsibility for instituting expeditious action to apply for and obtain the licence shall rest with the Contractor or that Subcontractor. The Authority shall provide all reasonable assistance in obtaining and maintaining any export licence from the foreign government with regard to any defence or security issue that may arise.
g. Where the Contract performance requires the export of items for which a foreign export licence is required, the Contractor shall include the dependencies for the export licence application, grant and maintenance in the Contract risk register and in the risk management plan for the Contract, with appropriate review points. Where there is no requirement under the Contract for a risk management plan the Contractor shall submit an Export Licence Plan for agreement with the Authority.
h. The Authority may make a written request to the Contractor to seek a variation to the licence conditions to a foreign export licence to enable the Authority to re-export or re-transfer a licensed item or licensed information from the UK to a non-licensed third party. If the Authority makes such a request:
(1) the Contractor shall, or procure that the Contractor’s Subcontractor will, expeditiously consider whether or not there is any reason why it should object to making the request and, where it has no objection, file an application to seek a variation of the applicable export licence in accordance with the procedures of the licensing authority;applicable
(2) the Authority shall provide sufficient Information, certification and other documentation necessary to support the application for the requested variation; and
(3) the Authority will pay the Contractor a fair and reasonable charge for this service based on the cost of providing it.
i. Where the Authority provides materiel (Information and items, including software) to enable the Contractor to perform the Contract, and that materiel is subject to a non-UK export licence or other related technology transfer control as described in the provisions of clause B4.a:
(1) the Authority may, or at the request of the Contractor, undertake to give the Contractor a summary of every non-UK export licence or other related technology transfer control of which it is aware that would affect the Contractor’s ability to perform the Contract, including, to the extent applicable, to the Contractor’s performance of the Contract:
(a) the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known);
(b) the items or Information affected;
(c) the nature of the restriction and obligation;
(d) the authorised end use and end users;
(e) any specific restrictions on access or use by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the items or Information affected; and
(f) any specific restrictions on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the items or Information affected.
(2) this will not include Intellectual Property specific restrictions of the type mentioned in clause D1 (Infringement or Alleged Infringement) in relation to the Authority instead of the Contractor.
(3) the Contractor and its Subcontractors, where access by these restrictions is also authorised, shall abide by the lawful restrictions so notified by the Authority.
(4) the Contractor shall notify the Authority immediately if it is unable for whatever reason to abide by any restriction advised by the Authority to the Contractor under clause B4.j.
j. Where restrictions are advised by the Authority to the Contractor under clause B4.j., the Authority and the Contractor shall act promptly to mitigate their impact. If these restrictions adversely affect performance of the Contract, the restrictions shall be regarded as a change to the Specification and handled under the terms of clause A3 (Variations to Specification) and the Contract Price or Delivery schedule or both shall be adjusted as appropriate. If the Contractor is unable to perform the Contract as a result of these restrictions then the Authority shall consult with the Contractor on alternative solutions requiring amendment of the Contract under clause A2 (Amendments to Contract) and A3 (Variations to Specification) and may terminate the Contract if no alternative solution satisfies the essential terms of the Contract. Termination under these circumstances will be under the terms of clause A22 (Termination for Convenience).
k. Without prejudice to United Kingdom Government's position on the validity of any claim by a foreign government to extra-territoriality, the Authority undertakes to provide the Contractor with all reasonable assistance to facilitate the granting an export licence by a foreign Government in respect of performance of the Contract.
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