Forewarned is forearmed

The new Export Control Act is bound to have a significant impact on defence contracts. Brinley Salzmann reveals how far-reaching these new regulations will be

The British Export Control Act 2002 came into effect fully on Saturday 1 May 2004, more than eight years after the publication of the Scott Report into alleged British defence and dual-use equipment sales to Iraq, before it invaded Kuwait in 1990.

The legislation was framed to address perceived inadequacies in the UK's export control system. It was felt that the...

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