| (a) |
setting out the name and address of the declared end-user; |
| (b) |
giving a description of the controlled items and quantities involved, as well as the use of such items; |
| (c) |
undertaking that the controlled items will not be transferred or re-exported to any other person or country without the authorisation of the South African Government; |
| (d) |
undertaking that proof of importation will be supplied, by way of a delivery verification; |
| (e) |
containing the authorisation to issue the certificate in question; and |
| (f) |
containing such other matters as may be prescribed. |
| (2) |
Whenever controlled items referred to in section 27(3)(c) are exported, the Committee may require a person authorised by the government of the country to which the controlled items are being exported to issue a certificate undertaking that the controlled items shall not be— |
| (a) |
transferred or re-exported to any other person or country without the authorisation of the Committee; and |
| (b) |
used in developing or manufacturing weapons of mass destruction or for related purposes. |
| (3) |
The Committee may on such terms and conditions as may be prescribed exempt any exporter from compliance with subsection (1). |
| (4) |
Whenever controlled items and services are imported into the Republic, the competent authority of the South African Government may issue an end-user certificate wherein an undertaking is given that the controlled items in question will not be transferred, re-sold or re-exported to any other country without the prior approval of the relevant authority of the exporting country. |
[Section 17 substituted by section 11 of the National Conventional Arms Control Amendment Act No. 73 of 2008]
Statistics Act, 1999
