15 CFR Part 700
47 sections.
- § 700.1Purpose of this part
- § 700.2Introduction
- § 700.3Priority ratings and rated orders
- § 700.8Definitions
- § 700.10Authority
- § 700.11Priority ratings
- § 700.12Elements of a rated order
- § 700.13Acceptance and rejection of rated orders
- § 700.14Preferential scheduling
- § 700.15Extension of priority ratings
- § 700.16Changes or cancellations of priority ratings and rated orders
- § 700.17Use of rated orders
- § 700.18Limitations on placing rated orders
- § 700.20Use of priority ratings
- § 700.21Application for priority rating authority
- § 700.30Policy
- § 700.31General procedures
- § 700.32Controlling the general distribution of a material in the civilian market
- § 700.33Types of allocation orders
- § 700.34Elements of an allocation order
- § 700.35Mandatory acceptance of an allocation order
- § 700.36Changes or cancellations of allocation orders
- § 700.50General provisions
- § 700.51Requests for priority rating authority
- § 700.52Examples of assistance
- § 700.53Criteria for assistance
- § 700.54Instances where assistance will not be provided
- § 700.55Requests for determination that program within the United States is necessary or appropriate to promote the national defense
- § 700.56Military assistance programs with Canada
- § 700.57Military assistance programs with other nations and international organizations
- § 700.58Critical infrastructure assistance programs to foreign nations and international organizations
- § 700.60General provisions
- § 700.61Rating authorizations
- § 700.62Directives
- § 700.63Letters of understanding
- § 700.70General provisions
- § 700.71Audits and investigations
- § 700.72Compulsory process
- § 700.73Notification of failure to comply
- § 700.74Violations, penalties, and remedies
- § 700.75Compliance conflicts
- § 700.80Adjustments or exceptions
- § 700.81Appeals
- § 700.90Protection against claims
- § 700.91Records and reports
- § 700.92Applicability of this part and official actions
- § 700.93Communications
This is legal information, not legal advice. Laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always verify current law with official sources and consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction for advice on your specific situation.