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Ireland’s new export control law comes into force

Ireland’s new export control law comes into force

Irish export control regulations are being updated with the Export Control Act 2023, which comes into force on 22 August 2024. This new law makes important changes to the licensing and enforcement processes. While no new dual-use controlled items are being introduced, there are some key updates that businesses need to be aware of.

The law introduces a more detailed process for issuing, revoking, varying and suspending licences, with clarified application requirements. DETE can refuse a licence without justification if it would jeopardise national security or public order in Ireland. Clear requirements are introduced for transaction-related records to be retained for 5 years after the transaction.

In addition to the standard licence use reports, Irish authorities can now request additional reports detailing the activities licensed. New obligations require immediate reporting of any “material matters” such as errors, changes in circumstances or other important information relating to DETE.

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