Defence is committed to supporting stakeholders in meeting their obligations under Australia’s defence export control laws.
This is achieved by making information available on the Defence website, conducting outreach activities, and participating in forums.
Awareness training
Training modules are accessible via Defence’s online learning platform (LXP: Global). To find the relevant training, search for ‘Navigating Australia’s Defence Export Controls Framework’.
Outreach program
Defence hosts virtual and face-to-face information sessions across Australia for the industry and the higher education and research sectors. These sessions aim to provide an overview of the changes that are occurring to Australia's Defence Export Controls framework and how industry can comply with the new Defence Trade Controls Amendment Act 2024.
Defence held 10 national outreach sessions from July – September 2024, an introductory information session can be viewed at the Australian Academy of Science website.
Upcoming events
Virtual sessions are available for some outreach events. For a more comprehensive experience, including a questions and answers component, attending in person is recommended.
| Location | Date | Details | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|
| University of Western Australia Defence and Security Institute | 9 October, 2024 | AUKUS Masterclass – Pillar II: Learn how to lean into WA’s ability to deliver advanced capabilities and engage Defence Export Controls in a panel discussion. | Register for the course. Paid course |
| Online | November, 2024 | A higher education and research, and an industry session coming soon | Free online event |
Stakeholder engagement sessions
Defence Export Controls is offering 1-1 engagement sessions for stakeholders from industry and the higher education and research sectors. Subject matter experts will be available to discuss the Australia, United Kingdom and United States licence-free environment and new export controls.
Register using the online form. Availability is limited (additional sessions may be organised depending on levels of interest).
Resources
A comprehensive factsheet providing broad guidance and examples on Australia’s export controls, including the recent changes, is provided below.