How is the “BITAR” different from the official ITAR available for free on the Internet?
The BITAR contains the full text of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, 22 C.F.R. §§ 120-130, but adds a Table of Contents, footnotes, section histories, appendixes containing ITAR amendments, a list of Consent Agreements, government guidance, user aides, and a huge Index. BITARs are sold as soft copies in Microsoft Word, which are downloaded by subscribers every time the regulations are amended, plus occasional updates to add footnotes, cases, agency guidance, and Index entries. We do not sell bound copies of the BITAR, but subscribers who prefer a hard copy may print a copy themselves for inserting in loose-leaf binders.
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Bartlett’s Annotated ITAR (“BITAR”) is copyrighted material. Unauthorized duplication or access to copies is a copyright violation. The BITAR may not be transferred to a nonsubscriber or posted on a server or other location that allows access by a non-subscriber. The BITAR may be posted on a server only if the company has purchased a BITAR site license restricted by password to the number of readers specified in the site license. The BITAR and its updates may be saved for reading on the subscriber’s individual computer or printed as a single copy, so long as no copies are printed by or for nonsubscribers.
