; and (ii) documentation and a declaration that such consignee has the necessary permits, resources, and competence to manage the exempted electronic waste items as reusable products or recyclable feedstock and prevent its release as a counterfeit good or counterfeit military good. (3) Compliance with existing export laws The export or reexport of exempted electronic waste items otherwise comply with applicable international agreements to which the United States is a party and with other trade laws of the United States. (4) Export declarations and requirements The exempted electronic waste items are accompanied by— (A) documentation of the registration of the exporter required under paragraph (1); (B) a declaration signed by an officer or designated representative of the exporter asserting that the exempted electronic waste items meet the applicable requirements for exempted electronic waste items under this section; (C) a description of the contents and condition of the exempted electronic waste items in the shipment; (D) for tested, working electronic equipment, a description of the testing methodologies and test results for each item; (E) the name of the ultimate consignee and declaration of the consignee’s applicable permits, resources, and competence to process or use the equipment as intended; and (F) with respect to low-risk counterfeit electronics only and when required by the importing country, the written consent of the competent authority of the receiving country to allow the products in such country. (d) Other exceptions The Secretary may provide for such exceptions to the requirements of this section for— (1) exports or reexports of 5 items or fewer per transaction of electronic components, or items containing electronic components, that are intended for personal use