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[Cox Report Recommendations] 9. The Select Committee supports the sale of computers to the People's Republic of China for commercial but not military purposes. Establishment by the PRC of an open and transparent system by September 30, 1999, which provides for on-site inspection of the end-use and end-user of such high performance computers, without notice, by U.S. nationals should be a condition of licensing. Failure to establish such a system by that date should result in ...lowering the performance level of high performance computers that may be exported to the PRC, denial of export licenses for computers destined to the PRC, or other appropriate measures. (Recommendation 27)
Support. The bill will provide for an adverse response to any denial of requests to perform a PSV. If an end-user refuses to allow a PSV, the Secretary shall deny future exports of any controlled items to that end-user. The Secretary may also deny exports of any controlled item to an affiliate or other entity related to the end-user. If a country refuses to allow a PSV, the Secretary may deny all future exports of the same item to any end-user within the country until the PSV is allowed. Unlike current law, the bill will also allow the export enforcement officers to prioritize its PSVs.
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Export Administration Act of 1999