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Should I apply for a permit to send an online proposal containing information on controlled technology to a foreign customer?
A Strategic Goods permit would be required to send an online proposal containing information on controlled Strategic Goods related software or technology to a foreign customer.
Under the Strategic Goods (Control) Act, "transmit", in relation to any technology, means to - (a) transmit it in Singapore by electronic means or, (b) make it available in Singapore on a computer, so that it becomes accessible (whether on a request, or subject to a precondition, or otherwise) to a person in a foreign country, whether the person is a specific person, a person within a specific class, any person in general or the person who carries out the transmission.
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