Export Controls

Export controls are a system of laws and regulations that prohibits the unlicensed export of certain goods, information and/or technology for a variety of reasons, such as;

  • national security
  • economic protection
  • foreign policy

These controls can be further complicated by regional controls or United Nations sanctions. Furthermore, non-compliance with these regulations can be extremely costly (some fines exceed US $100m) and can include bans on all exports and in some cases criminal charges can apply. 


The Centre for Export Controls Excellence (CFECE) recognises the disparate nature of export controls and we aim to provide a “one-stop-shop" for all things 'export controls'. We can provide advice, consultancy and training (e-learning and face-to-face) on most countrys export control systems. We also endeavour to provide you with helpful tools, such as our industry news, expert updates and a discussion forum. If you have any queries, suggestions or require assistance with export controls, please feel free to contact us at info@cfece.com.

Customs Training for the Defence Industry

Face-to-Face

CFECE takes great pleasure in introducing Customs training for the Defence industry. This course will provide participants with a greater understanding of Customs issues for the defence industry.

Course content includes;

2 DAY - Defence and ITAR Training - NEW DATES RELEASED FOR SEPT 2013

Face-to-Face

US export controls are some of the most complex and stringent in the world. The US Government regulates the transfer of US origin goods and technical data throughout the world, with the intent of preventing unauthorised transfer of technology and know-how. These controls extend worldwide and can impact anyone dealing in US controlled goods or technology. 

For those new to the topic, the course will be an ideal and comprehensive introduction to this extremely important topic. For those with prior experience or knowledge, the course provides a good opportunity to brush up on recent changes, ask questions, and network with defence trade control managers from other businesses.

Cost: 
AUD $1295 - FREE for SME's
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