2022.03.28 Notice to Exporters 2022/10 - ECJU update to Open General Export Licences
BY:
Gail Leeson
29 March 2022
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ECJU update to Open General Export Licences
The Export Control Joint Unit (ECJU) has revised the following OGELs to require registration before first use of the licence:
- export after repair/replacement under warranty: dual-use items
- export after repair/replacement under warranty: dual-use items – from June 2019
- PCBs and components for dual-use items
- PCBs and components for dual-use items – from June 2019
The following OGELs have been revised to allow items to be exported from the UK, after repair in the UK, or the country of original manufacture. - export after repair/replacement under warranty: military goods – updated to allow items to be exported from the UK, after repair in the UK, or the country of original manufacture
- export after repair/replacement under warranty: military goods – from June 2019 – updated to allow items to be exported from the UK, after repair in the UK, or the country of original manufacture
In addition, the OGEL export of dual-use items to EU member states, has been updated to include Iceland as a permitted destination.
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