Defence Trade Controls Regulation 2013
7BException to offence under section 10A of the Act—foreign work authorisation
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7B Exception to offence under section 10A of the Act—foreign work authorisation
(1) For the purposes of subsection 10A(8) of the Act, this section prescribes circumstances in which subsection 10A(1) of the Act does not apply. (2) A circumstance is that: (a) the DSGL technology is supplied by a person in circumstances where a foreign work authorisation (within the meaning of Part IXAA of the Defence Act 1903) that is in force authorises the person to perform work for, or on behalf of: (i) a military organisation (within the meaning of that Part) of a foreign country; or (ii) a government body (within the meaning of that Part) of a foreign country; and (b) the supply of the DSGL technology constitutes work that is authorised by the foreign work authorisation. (3) A circumstance is that: (a) the DSGL technology is supplied by a person in circumstances where a foreign work authorisation (within the meaning of Part IXAA of the Defence Act 1903) that is in force authorises the person to provide training to: (i) a military organisation (within the meaning of that Part) of a foreign country; or (ii) a government body (within the meaning of that Part) of a foreign country; and (b) the supply of the DSGL technology constitutes training that is authorised by the foreign work authorisation.