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The document outlines the UON Australian Sanctions Assessment process, which is designed to ensure compliance with UN and Australian sanctions laws. It details the risk assessment procedures for individuals from sanctioned countries or entities who are not Australian citizens or permanent residents. The form requires information about the individual, their proposed activities, and potential connections to sanctioned regimes. It includes multiple forms for different assessments and emphasizes the importance of due diligence to avoid legal penalties associated with breaches of sanctions.

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Begin by filling out the 'DETAILS OF PERSON / ENTITY CONCERNED' section. Enter the family name, given names, and any relevant identification numbers.
Provide details regarding the country of passport, visa information, and proposed dates for study or employment.
Complete the 'INITIATOR'S RECOMMENDATION AND SIGNATURE' section by selecting whether to proceed or require a full assessment.
If applicable, fill out Form 1: Sanctioned Countries/Regimes by indicating any connections to sanctioned countries and checking for matches on the DFAT consolidated list.
Proceed to Form 2: Risk Assessment by Supervisor if necessary, detailing the nature of roles and potential risks associated with arms-related materials.
Finally, complete Form 4: Declaration & Signature ensuring all information is accurate before submitting for approval.

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Which countries are sanctioned by the United Nations Security Council?

Since 1966, the Security Council has established 31 sanctions regimes, in Southern Rhodesia, South Africa, the Former Yugoslavia (2), Haiti (2), Angola, Liberia (3), Eritrea/Ethiopia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Cte dIvoire, Iran, Somalia/Eritrea, ISIL (Daesh) and Al-Qaida, Iraq (2), Democratic Republic of the Congo,

What countries are currently sanctioned?

Comprehensive sanctions are currently in place targeting Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, and certain conflict regions of Ukraine, which heavily restrict nearly all trade and financial transactions between U.S. persons and those regions.

Is Australia part of the United Nations Security Council?

Australia has been a member of the UN Security Council on five occasions: 194647, 195657, 197374, 198586 and 2013-2014. Australia played an important role in drafting the articles of the UN Charter that deal with the Security Council, arguing against allowing permanent members a veto power.

Is Australia a signatory to the United Nations?

Australia is a founding member of the UN, an active participant in UN institutions for 70 years and the 12th largest contributor to the UN regular and peacekeeping budgets.

Does Australia have its own autonomous sanctions regime?

Australian autonomous sanctions are imposed and implemented by the Australian Government as a matter of Australian foreign policy.

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Are there any countries banned from the UN?

No state has ever been expelled from the United Nations. According to the Repertory of practice of United Nations organs, at least two attempts have been made to expel a state: South Africa for its policy of apartheid in 1974, and Israel for its occupation of the Palestinian territories in 1982.

What are UN Security Council sanctions?

The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolutions impose sanctions including prohibitions on activities relating to certain countries, goods and services, and/or entities (persons, companies or organisations).

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