We are developing practical information and guidance on:
This resource includes two templates which can be used to ensure your organisation has informed external end users (such as collaborators, funders, or visitors) of their responsibilities when receiving licensed physical or intangible items.
This guide provides step-by-step instructions on building an internal compliance framework using MS Teams and SharePoint to support your organisation's export licence tracking process.
Please refer to the Building an ICMT for Export Licences - How to Guide for details on utilising this supplementary template.
Table of Trigger Events: Spin-out Activity
Examples of spin-out related activity and aspects that should be considered when deciding whether to submit a mandatory or a
voluntary notification under the NSI Act.
Table of Trigger Events: Research Activity
Examples of research collaborative activity and aspects that should be considered when deciding whether to submit a mandatory
or a voluntary notification under the NSI Act.
NSI Clause
Draft clause for institutions to consider adapting and using within own standard Terms and Conditions for R&D activity in relation to the NSI Act.
NSI Voluntary Notification - Information Gathering Form
To support the gathering of relevant information required.
Included in this pack are 3 separate form templates, as well as the Standard Prohibited End Uses. These forms are used in the procurement cycle, beginning with the US Supplier Procurement Questionnaire, building up to the issuance of the End User Certification and then advancing further into an auditable compliance method.
Together we will ask the right questions and investigate answers to develop our expertise.
If you are an administrator, executive, legal or compliance professional at a UK university, by contributing your experiences, expertise and ideas you will help to address the most pressing challenges and opportunities facing UK universities in relation to export controls. You can do this by becoming a member of HEECA.
We are working with Red Development England to create an online, freely accessible Higher Education Strategic Export Control Training package.
This document compiles key publicly available resources and links on personnel security requirements, including those for engaging with the UK Government.
Together we will ask the right questions and investigate answers to develop our expertise.
If you are an administrator, executive, legal or compliance professional at a UK university, by contributing your experiences, expertise and ideas you will help to address the most pressing challenges and opportunities facing UK universities in relation to export controls. You can do this by becoming a member of HEECA.
We are working with Red Development England to create an online, freely accessible Higher Education Strategic Export Control Training package.