PPP Export Control Mapping
How AgDR v0.2 Supports CBSA Export Control & Sanctions Screening
AgDR v0.2 provides atomic, tamper-evident records that directly satisfy Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) requirements for export compliance, sanctions screening, and controlled goods.
| CBSA Requirement | How AgDR Satisfies It | AgDR Component Used |
|---|---|---|
| Export Control Decision Traceability | Full reasoning trace captured at inference instant | Reasoning Trace |
| Sanctions & Jurisdiction Screening | Provenance records exact stakeholder context and jurisdiction at decision time | Provenance pillar |
| Intended Outcome Verification | Place defines the intended destination and regulatory boundary | Place pillar |
| Intent & Human Oversight | Purpose captures explicit compliance intent + binary human delta chain | Purpose + Human Delta |
| Audit-Ready Reporting | Cryptographic signature + Merkle chain provides permanent, verifiable evidence | Atomic Kernel + Merkle |
Key Benefit
When CBSA requests documentation for an export licence or
sanctions screening decision, companies can instantly provide a
mathematically irrefutable AgDR record instead of reconstructed
logs. This reduces audit time from weeks to minutes and
strengthens compliance defence.
Practical Use Case
In an export control screening scenario, the AgDR record captures:
- Provenance: Who the stakeholders were and the exact context -
Place: The intended destination and CBSA regulatory boundary -
Purpose: The explicit compliance intent behind the decision
Any later CBSA inquiry can be answered with one verifiable file: “Check the AgDR.”
Part of the AgDR v0.2 foundational standard
Canonical source:
https://github.com/aiccountability-source/AgDR