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BIS Posts Comments on Proposed Rule to Add Certain Military Vehicles to CCL from USML

The Bureau of Industry and Security has posted the public comments on its proposed rule to add to the Commerce Control List (CCL) certain military vehicles and related items that the President determines no longer warrant control under the U.S. Munitions List (USML). BIS received only two public comments on this proposed rule. The proposed rule would revise USML Category VII (military ground vehicles and related articles) to narrow the articles controlled on the USML and make this list of items more positive. At the same time, BIS re-proposed the creation of five new 600 series ECCNs to control articles removed from Category VII that would instead be controlled by the CCL. This rule does not propose any tiering.

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(See ITT's Online Archives 11120605 for summary of the proposed rule.)