ST0496
Procedures to investigate any evidence of diversion or unauthorized use of U.S. origin products.
Source text
As written.
Procedures to investigate any evidence of diversion or unauthorized use of U.S. origin products.
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.
- M12
1 — HANDLING VIOLATIONS
Program describes the system for reporting potential violations and instructs that all company employees and Senior Management will report…
- M12
1 — HANDLING VIOLATIONS
Program includes a Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) system for collecting, analyzing, and using information on suspected violations.
- M12
2 — HANDLING VIOLATIONS
SAR system has a 24-hour mechanism for employees to report suspected violations.
- M12
3 — HANDLING VIOLATIONS
SAR system has an anonymous mechanism for employees to report suspected violations.
- M12
4 — HANDLING VIOLATIONS
SAR system immediately notifies management of employee reports of suspected violations.
- M12
1 — HANDLING VIOLATIONS
Program has procedures for investigations of suspected violations.
Related
Other NUNN-WOLFOWITZ-TASK-FORCE standards.
- NUNN-WOLFOWITZ-TASK-FORCE12 citations
ST0313
Industry Best Practices Regarding Export Compliance Programs
- NUNN-WOLFOWITZ-TASK-FORCE11 citations
ST0317
Industry Best Practices Regarding Export Compliance Programs
- NUNN-WOLFOWITZ-TASK-FORCE9 citations
ST0499
Industry Best Practices Regarding Export Compliance Programs
- NUNN-WOLFOWITZ-TASK-FORCE8 citations
ST0255
Industry Best Practices Regarding Export Compliance Programs
- NUNN-WOLFOWITZ-TASK-FORCE8 citations
ST0273
Industry Best Practices Regarding Export Compliance Programs
Source & revisions
- First mapped
- Jun 8, 2022
- Last updated
- Oct 28, 2026 (5d ago)
- Source
- Compliance Program Guidelines