(c) amendments. Any changes to the scope of approved agreements, including modifications, upgrades or extensions, must be submitted for approval. Amendments can only come into force after they have been approved by the Defence Trade Trade Trade Controls Directorate. Revised Guidelines: www.pmddtc.state.gov/licensing/documents/agreement_guidelinesv4.4.pdf 18 amended and available for consultation by the U.S. government. The applicant must expressly consider this requirement to perform and maintain NSDAs in the context of a sub-licence application. (See Annex A, Table 11: Sample Sublicensee NDA) v. Additional sub-licensing guidelines (1) Sub-licensing activities could be authorised before 2005, without the need to specifically disclose the sub-licence information referred to in point 3.2(b.1) of those Directives. Although DTCL has not required that all previously approved agreements be redefined to include this information, any application for re-bonding of an existing paper agreement in accordance with point 124.1.c) must contain complete sub-licensing information, as described in point 3.2,b.1, of these Directives, unless previously provided. 2. The direct transfer of defence items, including technical data or services, between the applicant (or a US signatory to an agreement) and authorised sub-licences shall not be permitted. Where such a transfer is necessary, the identified subcontractor must be included in the agreement as a foreign licensee (i.e.
signatory). (3) DTCL has lifted restrictions on the identification of the United States as potential sub-licenses to a foreign party. The sublicense of a U.S. person by a foreign licensee can be identified in an application for an agreement addressed to DTCL; The identification and subsequent approval of U.S. sublicensees does not serve as an export () or temporary () permit for the U.S. person (U.S. Sublicensee). All resulting temporary exports or imports by the U.S. subcontractor must be carried out under a separate authorization (TAA, MLA or DSP license) initiated by the U.S.
person (U.S. sublicensee). The applicant is not required to explicitly identify potential U.S. sub-licenses in the agreement requirement. However, to ensure compliance with 123.9, the applicant must clearly indicate, under 124.7 (4), that this agreement authorizes sublicense to U.S. persons. 3.3 Depreciation of agreements a. In accordance with point (a)(6), the applicant shall provide a statement of the actual or estimated value of the agreement, including the estimated value of all defence items, including the technical data to be carried out to promote the agreement or its amendments. .
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