Termination of Emergency Authority for Certain Export Controls
Headline: Revokes Emergency Export Controls Authority and Rescinds Emergency
What it does: Agencies must treat the prior emergency order as revoked while continuing to enforce existing export control rules and licenses under statutory authority until changed.
- Existing export control rules and licenses remain enforceable until amended or revoked.
- Past violations under the old emergency order remain subject to enforcement.
- Rules administering arms export controls under section 38(e) remain in force.
Summary
This order ends the earlier declared economic emergency and formally revokes the previous emergency export-control order (Executive Order 12924).
It makes clear that any rules, regulations, orders, or licenses put in place under that emergency authority remain in force and enforceable under the underlying export law until they are amended or revoked. The order also keeps in place existing rules related to the Arms Export Control Act and preserves current administrative delegations and procedures.
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