Guidance

Open general export licence (international non-proliferation regime decontrols: military items)

Licence allowing the export of specified military items that come under the Wassenaar Arrangement.

• From: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills and Export Control Joint Unit
• Published: 1 March 2013
• Last updated: 8 October 2015
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  1. 8 October 2015

     Licence revoked as all of the decontrolled items are now covered by the UK Military List.

  2. 14 August 2014

     Licence amended to add Russia to the list of non-permitted destinations following the EU arms embargo.

  3. 27 May 2014

     Licence revised to reflect changes to the Military List.

  4. 6 January 2014

     Updated text in 'Conditions and requirements' to reflect new reporting process in connection with the transparency initiative.

  5. 1 March 2013

     First published.

This publication was withdrawn on 8 October 2015

The items in this OGEL have been incorporated into the UK Military List.

Documents

Open general export licence (international non-proliferation regime decontrols: military items) (Revoked)

Ref: BIS/14/1043

PDF, 265 KB, 12 pages

Details

This OGEL allowed, subject to certain conditions, the export of specified military items. It was created to reflect Wassenaar updates agreed in 2012. The Wassenaar Arrangement was established with the goal of promoting transparency and increased responsibility in transfers of conventional arms and dual-use (having both a civilian and military application) goods and technologies.

This open general export licence (OGEL) has been permanently revoked. As all the decontrolled items in this OGEL have been incorporated into the UK Military List (Schedule 2 of the Export Control Order 2008), there is no further need for this licence.