Is a Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) licence required to export a chemical that is not controlled under the CWC but listed in the Strategic Goods Control list?

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A Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) licence is only required for chemicals listed in the CWC control list.

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Is a Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) licence required to export a chemical that is not controlled under the CWC but listed in the Strategic Goods Control list?

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