End-use checks must be reported with their date, location, and result
What the document says“The date, location, and result of any end-use checks, to ensure compliance with United States export controls.”
Subparagraph (B) of paragraph (2). The report must carry the date, the location and the result of any end-use checks, which the subparagraph describes as being to ensure compliance with United States export controls. This Act does not define an end-use check.
What the document actually says“The date, location, and result of any end-use checks, to ensure compliance with United States export controls.”
The report must give the date and place of any check. It must say what the check found.
A check looks at where the goods ended up. The point is to see that the rules were kept.
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