(1) For subparagraph 28(1)(f)(ii) of the Act, this section:
(a) sets out conditions to which an approval given under section 27 of the Act is subject; and
(b) applies to the holder of an approval who provides defence services in relation to technology relating to original goods.
Note: Section 27 of the Act deals with the approval of persons as members of the Australian Community.
(2) If the technology or the original goods do not have a security classification, the holder must ensure that the documentation accompanying the defence services identifies the technology and the goods by including in the documentation the marking:
"//RESTRICTED USML//REL AUS and USA Treaty Community//".
(3) If the technology or the original goods have a security classification, the holder must ensure the accompanying documentation includes the following marking for the technology or the goods:
"// [CLASSIFICATION] USML//REL AUS and USA Treaty Community//";
where " [CLASSIFICATION] " means the security classification level assigned to the technology or the original goods.
(4) If the technology or the goods have a marking that the holder reasonably believes is incorrect, the holder must:
(a) notify the Secretary about the incorrect marking; and
(b) correct, or obliterate and replace, the marking.
(5) If the holder provides a defence service orally, the holder
must also tell the recipients, at the time of providing the service, what
marking has been given to the technology and the original goods.