Strategic Goods (Control) Act 2002 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 1 · Preliminary
4A. Strategic goods and strategic goods technology
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The Minister may, by order in the Gazette, prescribe ––
any military or dual-use goods as strategic goods for the purposes of this Act; or
any military or dual‑use technology as strategic goods technology for the purposes of this Act.
In subsection (1) ––
“dual‑use goods” means goods capable of being used for both a non-military purpose and a military purpose or relevant activity;
use
“use”, in relation to any goods, means the operation, installation, maintenance, inspection, repair, overhaul or refurbishing of the goods.
“dual‑use technology” means technology necessary for the development, production or use of any dual‑use goods;
technology
“technology” means information (including information comprised in such documents as specifications, blueprints, plans, manuals, models, diagrams, formulae, tables and designs) that is necessary for the development, production or use of any goods, and includes software;
“military goods” means goods solely or predominantly designed or modified for a military purpose, including any part or component thereof;
goods
“goods” means any movable or personal property but does not include choses in action or money;
“military technology” means technology necessary for the development, production or use of any military goods.
development
“development”, in relation to any goods, means any stage prior to the serial production of the goods, including design, design research, design analysis, development of a design concept, assembly and testing of a prototype, pilot production, generation of design data, the process of transforming design data into a product, configuration design, integration design, and layout;