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Changes
to
thetextand
new
textadded
are
printed
in
italics.
References
to
pagenumbersapplytoSeptember1991edition
of
SEC
Booklet.Unchangedtext
is
reproduced
only
whererequiredfor
c l a r i t ~
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Crown
Copyright
1993
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tobereproduced
or
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form
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or
use
on
anyinformationstorageandretrievalsystem.
 
Introduction
This
is
an
addendum
to
update
the
September
1991
editionof
the"Security
Export
Control"
(SEC)
booklet
and
it
should
not
be
used
on
its
own.
For
clarity,
changes
to
the
text
and
new
text
added
are
printed
in
italics.
This
supplementand
the
SEC
booklet
have
no
force
in
United
KinSdom
law,
Legal
prohibitions
on
the
exports
of
SQQds
are
contained
in
the
ExpQrtQf
GQQds
(CQntrQ1)
Order
1992
(EGCO)
as
amended.
and
the
legislation
implement
inS
thesanctions
reso1utiQns
of
the
UnitedNations
Security
CQuncil,
The
EGCO,
with
amendments,
and
sanctions
legislation
is
available
from
HMSO
bookshops.
This
booklet
is
published
to
give
exporters
some
guidance
as
to
how
some
applicationsfor
export
licences
under
theEGCO
for
items
on
the
COCOM
lists
contained
in
the
SEC
booklet(as
updated
herein)to
'COCOM
proscribed
destinations'
may
be
dealt
with.
THE
REVISED
COCOM
INTERNATIONAL
LISTS
This
addendumsummarizes
the
c h a n ~ e s
agreed
to
the
new
International
Industrial,
Munitions
and
AtomicEnergy
Lists
in
COCOM
since
September1991.
The
Lists
published
in
the
1991
SEC
booklettogether
with
this
updatecover
goods
which
COCOM
hasagreedshould
be
embargoedand
define
COCOM
conditions
under
which
certain
embargoedgoods
may
be
considered
forlicensing
for
export
to
the
'COCOM
proscribed
destinations'.
THELEGAL
POSITION
FOR
GOODS
TO
BEEXPORTED
FROM
THE
UK
ExPQrters
shQu1dnQte
that
the
1992
EGCO
includes
contrQ1s
Qn
many
gQQds
in
additiQn
tQ
those
cQntained
in
the
COCOM
list,
It
also
contains
contrQ1s
on
expQrts
to
all
destinations
and
controls
derived
from
other
international
cQmmitments
and
national
concerns,
relating
primarily
tQ
the
prQtection
Qf
public
security
and
the
prevention
of
thepro1iferatiQn
QfweaponsQfmass
destructiQn,
The
COCOM
lists
are
reproduced
in
the
SEC
booklet
and
this
addendum
indicate
their
COCOM
embargo
status
only:
nothing
in
these
lists
should
be
treated
as
a
guide
to
the
EGCO
or
how
a
licence
application
under
the
EGCO
will
be
dealt
with
by
the
Department
of
Tradeand
Industry,
Goods
whichhave
been
decontrolled
by
COCOM
as
indicated
in
this
update
to
the
COCOM
lists
will
continue
torequire
United
Kingdom
export
licences
if
they
are
controlled
by
the
EGCO
1992.
Although
the
SEC
booklet
and
this
addendum
arepublished
primarily
as
a
guide
for
exporters
to
the
COCOM
proscribed
countries;
goodsembargoed
in
these
Listsalso
require
a
United
Kingdom
exportlicence
for
all
Qther
destinations.
Suchgoods
~
qualify
under
one
of
the
Open
GeneralExport
Licences
(OGELs)
for
certain
non-sensitivedestinations.
It
is
impQrtantfQr
exporters
tQ
note
that
it
is
their
respQnsibi1ity
tQ
satisfy
themse1yes
as
tQ
whether
QrnQta
particu1Al:
expQrt
req.uires
an
expQrt
licence.
Exporters
who
are
in
doubt
as
to
the
new
~ O C O M
control
status
of
goods
may
apply
to
the
Sensitive
Technologies
Unit,
Export
ControlOrganisation
for
anew
'rating',
with
full
supporting
documentation.
If
known,
theintended
destination
should
be
stated.
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