Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions — Libya) Regulations 2011 — Citation Change
Summary
The Australian Government has updated the Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions — Libya) Regulations 2011 via F2026C00292, maintaining enforcement of UN Security Council sanctions against Libya. The regulations prohibit sanctioned supplies, services, imports, dealings with designated persons/entities, and control assets. Permits may be granted for limited permissible dealings.
What changed
The Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions — Libya) Regulations 2011 have been updated with a new citation (F2026C00292, 26 March 2026). The regulations maintain prohibitions on: sanctioned supplies, import of sanctioned goods, sanctioned services, dealings with designated persons or entities, controlled assets, and port entry. Permit mechanisms remain available for limited permissible dealings and asset management.
Importers and exporters must ensure all Libya-related trade complies with the prohibitions or secures necessary permits. Financial institutions must screen against designated persons/entities lists and comply with asset control requirements. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade administers these regulations under the Charter of the United Nations Act 1945.
What to do next
- Verify no dealings with designated persons or entities under Libya sanctions
- Ensure imports and exports comply with prohibited sanctioned goods and services lists
- Apply for permits where permissible dealings with controlled assets are required
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Charter of the United Nations (Sanctions — Libya) Regulations 2011 Citation change
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- Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
This item is authorised by the following title:
- Charter of the United Nations Act 1945 Latest version View as made version F2026C00292 C06 26 March 2026
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- Part 1—Preliminary
- 1 Name of Regulations
- 3 Definitions
- 4 Definition of sanctioned service
- 5 Definition of sanctioned supply
- Part 2—UN sanction enforcement laws
- 6 Prohibitions relating to a sanctioned supply
- 7 Permit to make a sanctioned supply
- 8 Prohibitions relating to import sanctioned goods
- 9 Prohibitions relating to a sanctioned service
- 10 Permit to provide a sanctioned service
- 10A Prohibition on entering port
- 11 Prohibitions relating to dealings with designated persons or entities
- 12 Prohibitions relating to controlled assets
- 12A Permit for assets and controlled assets—application—general
- 12B Permit for assets and controlled assets—application—permissible dealings
- 12C Permit for assets and controlled assets—grant—permissible dealings
- 13 Permit for assets and controlled assets—application—permissible purposes
- 13A Permit for assets and controlled assets—grant—permissible purposes
- 13B When CASA or Airservices Australia must deny authorisation for aircraft
- 13C Prohibition relating to aircraft carrying goods prohibited by Security Council resolutions
- Part 2A—Other matters
- 13D No claim for breach of contract or failure to perform transaction
- Part 3—Miscellaneous
- 14 Delegations by Minister
- Endnotes
- Endnote 1—About the endnotes
- Endnote 2—Abbreviation key
- Endnote 3—Legislation history
- Endnote 4—Amendment history
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