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US→AU defence transfer via 22 CFR 126.7 / DTCA Amendment Act 2024 reciprocal exemption

scenarioAU-USus_inbound

SourceITAR 22 CFR 126.7 (AUKUS exemption); Defence Trade Controls Amendment Act 2024 (Cth); AUKUS Pillar 2 reciprocal licensing arrangement

A US exporter is transferring a defence article or technical data to an Australian authorised user under the AUKUS reciprocal defence-trade pathway — 22 CFR 126.7 (US side) combined with the DTCA Amendment Act 2024 (AU side). The pathway creates a licence-free channel for qualifying transfers between AUKUS partners but imposes strict end-user, end-use, and record-keeping conditions.

Applies when

  • direction=inbound
  • aukus_reciprocal=true
  • counterparty_country=US
  • country_of_operation=AU

Applicable legislation (3 items)

Applicable topics (2 claims)

Co-applies within this scenario (1 relationship)

Rules don’t globally co-apply — they co-apply when the scenario is true. The pairs below reinforce each other under the US→AU defence transfer via 22 CFR 126.7 / DTCA Amendment Act 2024 reciprocal exemption predicates.

  • 22 CFR 126.7 AUKUS reciprocal exemption↔ITAR licensing + re-transfer restrictionsalternative_pathway

    ITAR-controlled transfers can proceed via the AUKUS 126.7 exemption OR standard ITAR licence — either pathway may be relied on

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