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(1) International sanctions are non-military measures imposed by Australia on other countries in situations of international concern. Sanctions aim to limit adverse consequences of the situation, influence behaviour and penalise those responsible. (2) There are two sanctions regimes implemented in Australia – the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) sanctions and the Australian Autonomous Sanctions (please see Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Sanctions Regimes What You Need to Know). These are given effect through various (3) The University of Newcastle ( (4) This policy applies to (5) The (6) The (7) Where DFAT advice indicates the action may breach an Australian Sanctions (8) The (9) Divisional Heads will ensure that procedures are developed and implemented, consistent with the principles above for: (10) All University International Sanctions Compliance Policy
Section 1 - Introduction
Section 2 - Scope
Section 3 - Policy Principles
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Divisional Heads
Responsibilities of all University Staff