China Data Supplement February 2007
China Data Supplement February 2007
China Data Supplement February 2007
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<strong>China</strong> aktuell <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Supplement</strong> – PRC, Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR, Taiwan 45<br />
PRC Laws and Regulations<br />
LIU Jen-Kai<br />
Beijing, 16 Feb (Xinhua) - The Regulations of the People's Republic<br />
of <strong>China</strong> on Export Control Over Dual-Use Nuclear Materials and the<br />
Related Technologies (promulgated according to Decree 245 of the<br />
State Council of the People's Republic of <strong>China</strong> dated 10 June 1998<br />
and amended according to the Decision of the State Council dated<br />
26 January <strong>2007</strong> on Amending the "Regulations of the People's<br />
Republic of <strong>China</strong> on Export Control Over Dual-Use Nuclear<br />
Materials and the Related Technologies")<br />
(Decree No. 484 of the PRC State Council, signed by Wen Jiabao,<br />
Premier of the State Council, on 26 January <strong>2007</strong>)<br />
Article 1: These regulations have been formulated to strengthen<br />
the control over the export of dual-use nuclear materials and the<br />
related technologies, prevent nuclear proliferation, guard against<br />
terrorist acts, promote international cooperation in the peaceful use<br />
of nuclear energy, and safeguard state security as well as social and<br />
public interests.<br />
Article 2: The export of dual-use nuclear materials and the related<br />
technologies mentioned by these regulations refers to the export in<br />
the nature of trade of equipment, materials, software, and the<br />
related technologies as well as foreign-oriented donations,<br />
exhibitions, technological cooperation, assistance, service, and all<br />
other forms of transfer listed by the "Control List of Export of<br />
Dual-Use Nuclear Materials and the Related Technologies"<br />
(hereinafter called "control list" for short).<br />
Article 3: The state exercises strict control over the export of<br />
dual-use nuclear materials and the related technologies, strictly<br />
performs its international obligation of nonproliferation of nuclear<br />
weapons, prevents the use of dual-use nuclear materials and the<br />
related technologies for nuclear explosion purposes or nuclear<br />
terrorist acts. To safeguard state security and international peace<br />
and security, the state may at any time take necessary measures on<br />
the export of dual-use nuclear materials and the related<br />
technologies.<br />
Article 4: The export of dual-use nuclear materials and the related<br />
technologies should proceed according to the state's relevant law,<br />
administrative law and rules, and provisions of these regulations. It<br />
should not damage state security or social and public interests.<br />
Article 5: The state exercises the permit control system on the<br />
export of dual-use nuclear materials and the related technologies.<br />
Article 6: The approval for the export of dual-use nuclear<br />
materials and the related technologies should be based on the<br />
following guarantees made by the recipient:<br />
(1) The recipient must guarantee that it will not use the dual-use<br />
nuclear materials and the related technologies or any other replicas<br />
provided by <strong>China</strong>, for nuclear explosion purposes or any purposes<br />
other than the end application that has been clarified.<br />
(2) The recipient must guarantee that it will not use the dual-use<br />
nuclear materials and the related technologies or any other replicas<br />
provided by <strong>China</strong>, for nuclear fuel recycling activities without the<br />
protection and supervision by the International Atomic Energy<br />
Agency. This provision does not apply to countries falling under the<br />
International Atomic Energy Agency's voluntary protection<br />
agreement.<br />
(3) The recipient must guarantee that without the Chinese<br />
Government's permission, it will not transfer the dual-use nuclear<br />
materials and the related technologies or any other replicas provided<br />
by <strong>China</strong>, to a third party other than the end user that has been<br />
clarified.<br />
Article 7: Exporters of dual-use nuclear materials and the related<br />
technologies must register with the Ministry of Commerce. Without<br />
registration, no unit or individual is allowed to deal in the export of<br />
dual-use nuclear materials and the related technologies. Detailed<br />
registration procedures will be stipulated by the Ministry of<br />
Commerce.<br />
Article 8: The export of dual-use nuclear materials and the related<br />
technologies listed on the control list requires the filing of application<br />
to the Ministry of Commerce. An application form on the export of<br />
dual-use nuclear materials and the related technologies should be<br />
submitted with the following documents:<br />
(1) Certificates of identity of the statutory agent of the applicant,<br />
the principal managerial person, and the dealer;<br />
(2) Copies of the contract or agreement;<br />
(3) Technical explanations or test reports on dual-use nuclear<br />
materials and the related technologies;<br />
(4) Certificates of the end user and end use;<br />
(5) Documents of guarantee stipulated by Article 6;<br />
(6) Other documents required by the Ministry of Commerce.