BIS Final Rule Corrects Errors in Cats 0-6, 8-9 of CCL; Only Non-Editorial Change to 3A991
The Bureau of Industry and Security issued a final rule to correct references and typographical errors in the Commerce Control List (CCL). According to BIS, the corrections to the CCL “are primarily editorial in nature and do not affect license requirements.” The exception is ECCN 3A991, where a technical standard is changed. The following ECCNs are being revised (reason for revision in parentheses):
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Category 0: Nuclear Materials, Facilities, and Equipment and Miscellaneous Items
- 0A018.c (duplicative language, missing word “ECCN”)
- 0B001.g.2 (typographical error)
Category 1: Special Materials and Related Equipment, Chemicals, “Microorganisms,” and “Toxins”
- 1B999.a (typographical error)
- 1C999.f (typographical error)
- 1C350 (mailing address for quarterly report)
- Description of EAR99 (wrong language)
Category 2: Materials Processing
- Description of EAR99 (wrong language)
Category 3: Electronics
- 3A991.j.2 (revision of technical standard -- maximum energy density raised from 250 Wh/kg at 293K to 300 Wh/kg at 293K)
Category 4: Computers
- 4D994 (out of date references)
Category 5: Telecommunications and “Information Security”
- Category title (typographical harmonization)
Category 5: Part 1. Telecommunications
- 5A101 (wrong language)
- 5A991 (new ECCN in related controls; order of notes)
Category 6: Sensors and Lasers
- 6A005.f.3 (typographical error)
Category 8: Marine
- 8A992.b (typographical error)
Category 9: Aerospace and Propulsion
- 9B116 (wrong language, typographical error)