§ Mr. Menzies CampbellTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry if she will list the export licences on the Military and Dual Lists granted to companies in the UK or to a(a) UK registered company and 73W (b) overseas national which have been (i) varied and (ii) revoked in each year since 1997; and if she will make a statement. [125666]
§ Nigel GriffithsThe details of export licences that have been revoked are published in the Government's Annual Reports on Strategic Export Controls, copies of which are the available from the Libraries of the House. The Annual Report also contains details of Open Individual Export Licences that have been varied so as to exclude a particular destination.
Variations to licences may be made for a number of reasons and it would entail disproportionate cost to list all export licences that have been varied since 2 May 1997.
The Department of Trade and Industry's Export Control Organisation does not record the nationality of applicants for an export licence.
§ Jeremy CorbynTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry if she will list the licences granted for the export of military equipment to Indonesia since 2002. [127042]
§ Nigel GriffithsBetween 1 January 2003 and 11 July 2003, the Department of Trade and Industry's Export Control Organisation issued 54 Standard Individual Export Licences and two Open Individual Export Licences, authorising the export of items on the Military List, where the end users were in Indonesia, with the following ratings:
- ML1
- ML4
- ML5
- ML6
- ML10
- ML11
- ML13
- ML22
- PL5017.
§ Jeremy CorbynTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what vehicle models are specified in the open licence for the export to Indonesia of armoured all wheel drive vehicles; what the terms are of the licence; and for what reason an open licence was granted. [127043]
§ Nigel GriffithsThe Department of Trade and Industry's Export Control Organisation issued an Open Individual Export Licence (OIEL) on 4 March 2002, authorising the export of no more than 3 CAMAC CAV 100 armoured all wheel drive vehicles to provide protection for BBC correspondents in Indonesia.
The standard conditions set out in every OIEL include, for example, the right of the Department of Trade and Industry to revoke the licence at any time.
§ Jeremy CorbynTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what components or associated equipment for Hawk aircraft and Scorpion tanks were licensed for export to Indonesia in 2002. [127044]
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§ Nigel GriffithsThe details of all relevant export licences are published by destination in the Government's Annual Report on Strategic Export Controls. A copy of the 2002 Annual Report is available from the Libraries of the House.
§ Jeremy CorbynTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry (1) if she will list the model and value of(a) aircraft cannons and (b) military use vehicles for which licences were granted for export to Indonesia in 2002;[127045]
(2) if she will list the models of (a) aircraft cannons, (b) armoured fighting vehicles, (c) armoured personnel carriers, (d) combat aircraft, (e) combat helicopters and (f) general military aircraft for which components or associated equipment were licensed for export to Indonesia in 2002; and what the nature was of the components or associated equipment in each case. [127046]
§ Nigel GriffithsThe details of all relevant export licences are published by destination in the Government's Annual Report on Strategic Export Controls. A copy of the 2002 Annual Report is available from the Libraries of the House.
It would entail disproportionate cost to provide information on the models, values, components and associated equipment for which licences were granted for the proposed export to Indonesia since 2 May 1997.