Which statement about the destination control statement is accurate?

• A. It indicates that the goods should not be diverted or re-exported in contravention of export controls.
• B. It certifies the country of origin.
• C. It states the warranty terms.
• D. It lists the consignee's bank.

Answer: (A)

Destination control statements are assurances tied to export compliance. They state that the goods should not be diverted or re-exported in ways that violate export controls. That makes the statement about not diverting or re-exporting in contravention of export controls the accurate one. The other points concern origin verification, warranty terms, or banking details, which are not what a destination control statement addresses.