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56 <strong>December</strong> <strong>2006</strong><br />

equipment, or non-nuclear materials for use in reactors supplied by<br />

<strong>China</strong> as well as special fissile materials produced through their use;<br />

(2) Where the recipient government pledges to take appropriate<br />

measures to physically protect nuclear materials supplied by <strong>China</strong><br />

as well as special fissile materials produced through their use;<br />

(3) Where the recipient government has concluded a valid<br />

comprehensive safeguards agreement with the International Atomic<br />

Energy Agency [IAEA]. This provision does not apply to countries<br />

that have entered into voluntary safeguards agreements with the<br />

IAEA;<br />

(4) Where the recipient pledges that, without the prior written<br />

consent of <strong>China</strong>'s atomic energy authority, it will not transfer to a<br />

third party nuclear materials, nuclear equipment, or non-nuclear<br />

materials for use in reactors supplied by <strong>China</strong> and their related<br />

technologies. In the event of a transfer with prior consent, the third<br />

party that accepts the transfer shall undertake obligations<br />

corresponding to those of the party directly supplied by <strong>China</strong>; and<br />

(5) Where the recipient government pledges that, without the<br />

Chinese Government's consent, it may not use uranium enrichment<br />

facilities and technologies supplied by <strong>China</strong> or any facilities on the<br />

basis of these technologies to produce uranium enriched to a level<br />

of 20 per cent or more.<br />

Article 6<br />

Nuclear exports shall be handled exclusively by units designated<br />

by the State Council. No other units or individuals may handle them.<br />

Article 7<br />

To export items listed on the "Control List" and their related<br />

technologies, an application shall be filed with the state atomic<br />

energy authority. A nuclear export application form shall be filled out,<br />

and the following documents shall be submitted:<br />

(1) The applicant's certificate of eligibility to exclusively handle<br />

nuclear exports;<br />

(2) The identification of the applicant's legal representative,<br />

principal management personnel, and personnel who handle the<br />

relevant matter;<br />

(3) A duplicate copy of the contract or agreement;<br />

(4) An analytical report on the nuclear materials or non-nuclear<br />

materials for use in reactors;<br />

(5) The end user's certificate;<br />

(6) A certificate of pledges by the recipient pursuant to the<br />

provisions of Article 5 of these regulations; and<br />

(7) Any other documents required by the examining authority.<br />

Article 8<br />

Applicants shall truthfully fill out nuclear export application forms.<br />

Nuclear export application forms shall be printed uniformly by the<br />

state atomic energy authority.<br />

Article 9<br />

Where there are changes to information provided on a nuclear<br />

export application form, the applicant shall promptly make<br />

corrections or resubmit the export application. An applicant who<br />

discontinues nuclear exports shall promptly withdraw the nuclear<br />

export application.<br />

Article 10<br />

Within 15 working days of receiving a nuclear export application<br />

form and the documents listed in Article 7 of these regulations, the<br />

state atomic energy authority shall offer its opinion on examination<br />

and notify the applicant. If approval is granted after examination, the<br />

case shall be handled pursuant to the following provisions<br />

depending on the different circumstances:<br />

(1) Where nuclear materials are exported, the case shall be<br />

forwarded for review by the Commission of Science, Technology,<br />

and Industry for National Defence [COSTIND] or by COSTIND in<br />

conjunction with relevant departments;<br />

(2) Where nuclear equipment or non-nuclear materials for use in<br />

reactors and their related technologies are exported, the case shall<br />

be forwarded for review by the Ministry of Commerce or by the<br />

Ministry of Commerce in conjunction with COSTIND and other<br />

departments concerned.<br />

Within 15 working days of receiving the nuclear export application<br />

form, the documents listed in Article 7 of these regulations, and the<br />

opinion on examination forwarded by the state atomic energy<br />

authority, COSTIND and the Ministry of Commerce shall offer their<br />

review opinions and notify the applicant.<br />

Where the state atomic energy authority, COSTIND, and the<br />

Ministry of Commerce need to extend the examination or review<br />

period due to special circumstances, they may extend it by an<br />

additional 15 working days, but they shall notify the applicant.

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