What restrictions apply to the export of technology from China?

When it comes to exporting technology from China to North Dakota, there are restrictions put in place by the state’s China Business Ventures Law (CBVL). These restrictions focus on the transfer of technology related to national security or public safety. All entities looking to move technology out of China must obtain approval from the state’s Department of Commerce. Under this law, any person who wants to transfer any type of technology out of China needs to submit an application to the Department of Commerce. This application will be reviewed to assess any potential threats to national security or public safety. If the application is approved, the transfer will be allowed, but the Technology Effectiveness Evaluation (TEE) also must be conducted. The TEE is a process that evaluates how the technology will be used and how it will affect public safety and national security. If the Department determines that the technology poses any potential risks, then the transfer will not be approved. In addition, all transfers must include a detailed description of the technology and an analysis outlining the potential benefits and risks of its use. Finally, the state also requires that any entities looking to export technology from China must be licensed in North Dakota and must have a valid agreement with the originating Chinese entity. These restrictions are in place to ensure that technology leaving China is not misused and that it does not pose any risks to North Dakota. By following these rules, businesses and individuals can ensure that the export of technology is done safely and securely.

What restrictions apply to the export of technology from China?

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