AES PGA Filing Requirements Could Come in Six Months to a Year, CBP Official Says
While it’s not certain when the government will require Electronic Export Information filings to include partner government agency (PGA) datasets, the government will most likely issue the first regulations within the next six months to a year, “depending on the…
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agency and what they do,” CBP Outbound Branch Chief, Export Controls Branch, Robert Rawls said Nov. 1 during the Bureau of Industry and Security’s Update 2016 Conference on Export Controls and Policy. After AES PGA filing requirements go into effect, filings will “trigger a hit” if a Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) code logged in the Automated Export System requires a permit, and an automated message will direct the filer to provide a permit number, BIS Office of Technology Evaluation Director Gerard Horner said during the conference, citing as an example Environmental Protection Agency requirements for lead acid battery exports.