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Australia’s policy is that:
Australian uranium may only be exported for peaceful non-explosive purposes under Australia’s network of bilateral safeguards Agreements, which provide for:
coverage of uranium exports by IAEA safeguards from the time they leave Australian ownership,
continuation of coverage by IAEA safeguards for the full life of the material or until it is legitimately removed from safeguards,
fallback safeguards in the event that IAEA safeguards no longer apply for any reason,
prior Australian consent for any transfer of AONM to a third party, for any enrichment beyond 20 per cent of uranium-235 and for reprocessing of AONM, and
physical security requirements;
Australia retains the right to be selective as to the countries with which it is prepared to conclude safeguards arrangements;
non-nuclear weapon state customer countries must at a minimum be a party to the NPT and have concluded a fullscope safeguards Agreement with the IAEA;
nuclear weapon state customer countries must provide an assurance that AONM will not be diverted to non-peaceful or explosive uses and accept coverage of AONM by IAEA safeguards; and
commercial contracts for the export of Australian uranium should include a clause noting that the contract is subject to the relevant bilateral safeguards arrangement.
as announced by the Minister for Foreign Affairs on 4 May 2005, Australia is further tightening its export policy by making an additional protocol with the IAEA (providing for strengthened safeguards) a pre-condition for the supply of Australian obligated uranium to non-nuclear weapon states.
