Automakers, chipmakers and broad business groups asked the Bureau of Industry and Security to give their industries more time to adjust to new requirements to move supply chains out of China and report on what companies are in their connected vehicle supply chains.
Export Administration Regulations
The Export Administration Regulations establish the U.S. framework for controlling exports, reexports and transfers of so-called dual-use items -- commercial goods, software and technology that have both civilian and potential military or national security applications—as well as certain less sensitive military items. EAR updates reflect shifting national security priorities, foreign policy concerns and enforcement strategies. This section tracks rulemakings, licensing policy changes and regulatory interpretations that affect how exporters assess classification, licensing requirements and internal compliance obligations.
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