The law says exemptions can apply to people, transactions, or other things in certain countries overseas. You can get an exemption for all or some of these things in those countries. This rule does not stop other exemptions from being applied.
The law also mentions a comparison to a previous law, the 1986 act, which had a similar rule. You can find more information about this comparison if you want to learn more. This comparison is just for reference and does not change how the exemptions work.
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Exemptions granted under this subpart may extend to all, or classes of, persons, transactions, or other matters in relation to specified overseas jurisdictions.
Subsection (1) does not limit this subpart.
