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Art. 17 Subject matter
1 The import, export and transit of war materiel require a licence from the Confederation. 2 A transit licence is also required for deliveries to a Swiss free warehouse or customs warehouse or for deliveries from such warehouses abroad.24 3 The Federal Council regulates the licensing requirements and the procedure for the transit of war materiel through the airspace. 3bis It may provide for a simplified licensing procedure for the export or transit to or from certain countries, or provide for exemptions from licensing.25 3ter It may provide for a simplified licensing procedure for the import of specific parts, assembly packages or anonymous components.26 4 No import licence under this Act is required by those who:
24 Amended by Annex No 5 of the Customs Act of 18 March 2005, in force since 1 May 2007 (AS 2007 1411; BBl 2004 567). 25 Inserted by No I 2 of the Federal Act of 22 June 2001 on the Streamlining of Federal Legislation on Arms, War Materiel, Explosives and Goods Usable for Civilian and Military Purposes (AS 2002 248; BBl 2000 3369). Amended by Art. 3 No 5 of the Federal Decree of 17 Dec. 2004 on the Adoption and Implementation of the Bilateral Agreements between Switzerland and the EU on the Association to Schengen and Dublin, in force since 12 Dec. 2008 (AS 2008 447, 5405Art. 1 let. d; BBl 2004 5965). 26 Inserted by No I 2 of the Federal Act of 22 June 2001 on the Streamlining of Federal Legislation on Arms, War Materiel, Explosives and Goods Usable for Civilian and Military Purposes, in force since 1 March 2002 (AS 2002 248; BBl 2000 3369). 27 Amended by Annex No 1 of the FA of 22 June 2007, in force since 12 Dec. 2008 (AS 2008 54995405Art. 2 let. d; BBl 2006 2713). 28 Amended by No I 4 of the Federal Act of 22 June 2001 on the Streamlining of Federal Legislation on Arms, War Materiel, Explosives and Goods Usable for Civilian and Military Purposes, in force since 1 March 2002 (AS 2002 248; BBl 2000 3369). |