ST0496
Procedures to investigate any evidence of diversion or unauthorized use of U.S. origin products.
Plain-language summary
What it actually means.
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Source text
As written.
Procedures to investigate any evidence of diversion or unauthorized use of U.S. origin products.
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
- May 26, 2026 (33m ago)
- Source
- Compliance Program Guidelines