ST0263
Written procedures describe how items are classified on the CCL (Commerce Control List) whether by a technical expert, the manufacturer of the item, or by BIS.
Source text
As written.
Written procedures describe how items are classified on the CCL (Commerce Control List) whether by a technical expert, the manufacturer of the item, or by BIS.
Change history
When and why it changed.
Present in the original catalog
This standard has not changed since it was added.
Assessed by HEXDI
What HEXDI assesses.
- M4
1 — JURISDICTION, CLASSIFICATION, AND MARKING
Program requires determination of export/import control jurisdiction and classification for hardware, software, and technical information…
- M4
1 — JURISDICTION, CLASSIFICATION, AND MARKING
Program has procedures for determining jurisdiction and classification for company-manufactured hardware, software, and technical…
- M4
1 — JURISDICTION, CLASSIFICATION, AND MARKING
Program has procedures for determining when to seek government confirmation of export/import control jurisdiction and classification…
- M4
1 — JURISDICTION, CLASSIFICATION, AND MARKING
Program has procedures for confirming export/import control jurisdiction and classification for each third-party-manufactured hardware,…
- M4
1 — JURISDICTION, CLASSIFICATION, AND MARKING
Program identifies the roles and responsibilities of employees and/or relevant operational units assigned to administer commodity…
- M4
3 — JURISDICTION, CLASSIFICATION, AND MARKING
Company employs a checklist, work instruction, or equivalent means with clear instructions to guide employee completion of tasks required…
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Source & revisions
- First mapped
- Jun 8, 2022
- Last updated
- Oct 28, 2026 (6d ago)
- Source
- Elements of an Effective Export Compliance Program