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Defence Trade Controls Regulation 2013
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(1) For the purposes of subsections 10(4), 10A(8), 10B(9) and 10C(8) of the Act, this section prescribes a circumstance in which subsections 10(1), 10A(1), 10B(1) and 10C(1) of the Act do not apply. (2) The circumstance is that: (a) the supply of DSGL goods or DSGL technology, or provision of DSGL services, as mentioned in subsection 10(1), 10A(1), 10B(1) or 10C(1) of the Act (as the case requires): (i) is by an Australian Community member to a member of the United States Community; or (ii) is by a member of the United States Community to another member of the United States Community; and (b) the supply, or the provision of DSGL services, is for an activity referred to in Article 3(1)(a), (b), (c) or (d) of the Defense Trade Cooperation Treaty; and (c) any of the following applies: (i) for a supply of DSGL goods—at the time of the supply, the goods are an Australian Defence Article; (ii) for a supply of DSGL technology—the DSGL technology relates to goods that, at the time of the supply, are an Australian Defence Article; (iii) for the provision of DSGL services—the services are provided in relation to goods that, at the time the services are provided, are an Australian Defence Article.
Note: Australian Defence Article is defined in section 4.