ࡱ>  @ HbjbjVV brr<r<:Y,!,!,!.Z!$~!~!~!$!JDJDJDPDLDT!>ZFEFE(nEnEnEFRHdlH4YYYYYYY$[R,^Y~!LFFLLY~!~!nEnEHY6OOOLj~!nE~!nEYOLYOO6TP~!~!WnE:E @JDLIWXZ<>ZeW^NMr^8W!!~!~!~!~!^~!WtHjIOItnJHHHYY!!d3DN^!!3World Trade OrganizationTN/RL/W/252 21 April 2011 (11-2025)Negotiating Group on Rules NEGOTIATIONS ON REGIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS: TRANSPARENCY MECHANISM FOR REGIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS REPORT BY AMBASSADOR DENNIS FRANCIS CHAIRMAN, NEGOTIATING GROUP ON RULES The Negotiating Group on Rules is currently reviewing the General Council Decision establishing a Transparency Mechanism for Regional Trade Agreements (WT/L/671). Paragraph 23 of the Transparency Mechanism requires Members to "review, and if necessary modify, this Decision in light of the experience gained from its provisional operation, and replace it by a permanent mechanism adopted as part of the overall result of the Round, in accordance with paragraph 47 of the Doha Declaration. Members will also review the legal relationship between this Mechanism and relevant ϲʹ provisions related to RTAs." The annexed text represents the outcome of negotiations in the Negotiating Group on Rules pursuant to the mandate under paragraph 29 of the Doha Ministerial Declaration (WT/MIN(01)/DEC/1) and in accordance with the instructions contained in paragraph II.2 of AnnexD of the Ministerial Declaration adopted on 18 December 2005 (WT/MIN(05)/DEC). The General Council Decision has been implemented on a provisional basis since 14 December 2006. Transparency Mechanism for regional trade agreements The General Council, Having regard to paragraph 1 of Article IX of theMarrakesh Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization ("ϲʹ Agreement"); Conducting the functions of the Ministerial Conference in the interval between meetings pursuant to paragraph 2 of Article IV of the ϲʹ Agreement; Noting that trade agreements of a mutually preferential nature ("regional trade agreements" or "RTAs") have greatly increased in number and have become an important element in Members' trade policies and developmental strategies; Convinced that enhancing transparency in, and understanding of, RTAs and their effects is of systemic interest and will be of benefit to all Members; Having regard also to the transparency provisions of ArticleXXIV of GATT 1994, the Understanding on the Interpretation of Article XXIV of GATT1994 ("GATT Understanding"), ArticleV of GATS and the 1979 Decision on Differential and More Favourable Treatment, Reciprocity and Fuller Participation of Developing Countries ("Enabling Clause"); Recognizing the resource and technical constraints of developing country Members; Recalling that in the negotiations pursued under the terms of the Doha Ministerial Declaration, in accordance with paragraph 47 of that Declaration, agreements reached at an early stage may be implemented on a provisional basis; Decides: A. Early Announcement Without prejudging the substance and the timing of the notification required under Article XXIV of the GATT 1994, Article V of the GATS or the Enabling Clause, nor affecting Members' rights and obligations under the ϲʹ agreements in any way: Members participating in new negotiations aimed at the conclusion of an RTA shall endeavour to [jointly] so inform the ϲʹ [jointly] [preferably jointly] [;][and] [or] Members parties to a newly signed RTA shall [jointly] convey to the ϲʹ, in so far as and when it is publicly available, information on the RTA, including its official name, scope and date of signature, any foreseen timetable for its entry into force or provisional application, relevant contact points and/or website addresses, and any other relevant unrestricted information [jointly] [preferably jointly]. The information referred to in paragraph 1 above is to be forwarded to the ϲʹ Secretariat, which will post it on the ϲʹ website RTA database and will periodically provide Members with a synopsis of the communications received. B. Notification The required notification of an RTA [jointly] by [all] Members that are party to it shall take place as early as possible. As a rule, it will occur no later than directly following the parties' ratification of the RTA or any party's decision on application of the relevant parts of an agreement, and before the application of preferential treatment between the parties. In notifying their RTA, [jointly, all] the parties shall specify [under which provision(s) of the ϲʹ agreements it is] [the provision under which the goods and services parts of the RTA are being] notified. They will also provide the full text of the RTA (or those parts they have decided to apply) and any related schedules, annexes and protocols, in one of the ϲʹ official languages; if available, these shall also be submitted in an electronically exploitable format. Reference to related official Internet links shall also be supplied. C. Procedures to Enhance Transparency Upon notification, and without affecting Members' rights and obligations under the ϲʹ agreements under which it has been notified, the RTA shall be considered by Members under the procedures established in paragraphs 6 to 13 below. [The consideration by Members of a notified RTA shall be normally concluded in a period not exceeding one year after the date of notification.] A precise timetable for the consideration of the RTA shall be drawn by the ϲʹ Secretariat in consultation with the parties at the time of the notification. To assist Members in their consideration of a notified RTA: the parties shall make available to the ϲʹ Secretariat data as specified in the Annex, if possible in an electronically exploitable format; and the ϲʹ Secretariat, on its own responsibility and in full consultation with the parties, shall prepare a factual presentation of the RTA. The data referred to in paragraph 7(a) shall be made available as soon as possible. Normally, the timing of the data submission shall not exceed ten weeks or 20 weeks in the case of RTAs involving [only] developing countries after the date of notification of the agreement. The factual presentation provided for in paragraph 7(b) shall be primarily based on the information provided by the parties; if necessary, the ϲʹ Secretariat may also use data available from other sources, taking into account the views of the parties in furtherance of factual accuracy. In preparing the factual presentation, the ϲʹ Secretariat shall refrain from any value judgement. The ϲʹ Secretariat's factual presentation shall not be used as a basis for dispute settlement procedures or to create new rights and obligations for Members. As a rule, a single formal meeting will be devoted to consider each notified RTA; any additional exchange of information should take place in written form. The ϲʹ Secretariat's factual presentation, as well as any additional information submitted by the parties, shall be circulated in all ϲʹ official languages not less than eight ten weeks in advance of the meeting devoted to the consideration of the RTA. Members' written questions or comments on the RTA under consideration shall be transmitted to the parties through the ϲʹ Secretariat at least [four] [five] weeks before the corresponding meeting; they shall be distributed, together with replies, to all Members at least three working days before the corresponding meeting. All written material submitted, as well as the minutes of the meeting devoted to the consideration of a notified agreement will be promptly circulated in all ϲʹ official languages and made available on the ϲʹ websiteRTA database. D. Subsequent Notification and Reporting The required notification of changes affecting the implementation of an RTA, or the operation of an already implemented RTA, shall take place [jointly by all Members] as soon as possible after the changes occur. Changes to be notified include, inter alia, modifications to the preferential treatment between the parties and to the RTA's disciplines. The parties shall provide [jointly] a summary of the changes made, as well as any related texts, schedules, annexes and protocols, in one of the ϲʹ official languages and, if available, in electronically exploitable format. At the end of the RTA's implementation period, the parties shall [jointly] submit to the ϲʹ a short written report on the realization of the liberalization commitments in the RTA as originally notified. Upon request, the relevant ϲʹ body shall provide an adequate opportunity for an exchange of views on the communications submitted under paragraphs 14 and 15. The communications submitted under paragraphs 14 and 15 will be promptly made available on the ϲʹ website RTA database and a synopsis will be periodically circulated by the ϲʹ Secretariat to Members. E. Bodies Entrusted with the Implementation of the Mechanism The Committee on Regional Trade Agreements ("CRTA") [is instructed to implement the Transparency Mechanism.3] and the Committee on Trade and Development ("CTD") are instructed to implement this Transparency Mechanism. The CRTA shall do so for RTAs falling under Article XXIV of GATT 1994 and Article V of GATS, while the CTD shall do so for RTAs falling under paragraph 2(c) of the Enabling Clause. For purposes of performing the functions established under this Mechanism, the CTD shall convene in dedicated session. OR The Committee on Regional Trade Agreements ("CRTA") and the Committee on Trade and Development ("CTD") are instructed to implement this Transparency Mechanism. The CRTA shall do so for RTAs falling under Article XXIV of GATT 1994 and Article V of GATS, while the CTD shall do so for RTAs falling under paragraph 2(c) of the Enabling Clause. [The CTD shall also implement this Transparency Mechanism for RTAs where the goods part is notified under both paragraph 2(c) of the Enabling Clause and Article XXIV of the GATT 1994.] For purposes of performing the functions established under this Mechanism, the CTD shall convene in dedicated session. F. Technical Support for Developing Countries Upon request, the ϲʹ Secretariat shall provide technical support to developing country Members, and especially least-developed countries, in the implementation of this Transparency Mechanism, in particular but not limited to - with respect to the preparation of RTA-related data and other information to be submitted to the ϲʹ Secretariat. G. Other Provisions Any Member may, at any time, bring to the attention of the [relevant] ϲʹ body [entrusted to implement the Transparency Mechanism] information on any RTA that it considers ought to have been submitted to Members in the framework of this Transparency Mechanism. The ϲʹ Secretariat shall establish and maintain an updated electronic database on individual RTAs. This database shall include relevant tariff and trade-related information, and give access to all written material related to announced or notified RTAs available at the ϲʹ. The RTA database should be structured so as to shall be easily accessible to the public. H. Provisional Application of the Transparency Mechanism This Decision shall apply, on a provisional basis, to all RTAs. With respect to RTAs already notified under the relevant ϲʹ transparency provisions and in force, this Decision shall apply as follows: RTAs for which a working party report has been adopted by the GATT Council and those RTAs notified to the GATT under the Enabling Clause will be subject to the procedures under Sections D to G above. RTAs for which the CRTA has concluded the "factual examination" prior to the adoption of this Decision and those for which the "factual examination" will have been concluded by 31 December 2006, and RTAs notified to the ϲʹ under the Enabling Clause will be subject to the procedures under Sections D to G above. In addition, for each of these RTAs, the ϲʹ Secretariat shall prepare a factual abstract presenting the features of the agreement. Any RTA notified prior to the adoption of this Decision and not referred to in subparagraphs (a) or (b) will be subject to the procedures under Sections C to G above. I. Reappraisal of the Mechanism Members will review, and if necessary modify, this Decision, in light of the experience gained from its provisional operation, and replace it by a permanent mechanism adopted as part of the overall results of the Round, in accordance with paragraph 47 of the Doha Declaration. Members will also review the legal relationship between this Mechanism and relevant ϲʹ provisions related to RTAs. [The ...][Members] shall [undertake an appraisal of] [review] the operation of the Transparency Mechanism not more than [five] years after []. The results of the appraisal will be presented to the General Council. [It] [Members] may subsequently undertake appraisals of the Transparency Mechanism at intervals to be determined by [it] or as requested by] the General Council. _______________ ANNEX Submission of Data by RTA Parties RTA parties shall not be expected to make available the information required below if the corresponding data has already been submitted to the Integrated Data Base (IDB), or has otherwise been provided to the Secretariat in an adequate format. For the goods aspects in RTAs, the parties shall submit the following data, at the tariff-line level: Tariff concessions under the agreement: a full listing of each party's preferential duties applied in the year of entry into force of the agreement; and when the agreement is to be implemented by stages, a full listing of each party's preferential duties to be applied over the transition period. MFN duty rates: a full tariff listing of each RTA party's MFN duties applied on the year of entry into force of the agreement; and a full tariff listing of each RTA party's MFN duties applied on the year preceding the entry into force of the agreement. Where applicable, other data (e.g., preferential margins, tariff-rate quotas, seasonal restrictions, special safeguards and, if available, ad valorem equivalents for nonadvalorem duties). Product-specific preferential rules of origin as defined in the agreement. Import statistics, for the most recent three years preceding the notification date of entry into force for which they are available: each party's imports from each of the other parties, in value; and each party's imports from the rest of the world, broken down by country of origin, in value. For the services aspects in RTAs, the parties shall submit the following data, if available, for the three most recent years preceding the notification date of entry into force: trade or balance of payments statistics (by services sector/subsector and partner), gross domestic product data or production statistics (by services sector/subsector), and relevant statistics on foreign direct investment and on movement of natural persons (by country and, if possible, by services sector/subsector). For RTAs involving only developing countries, in particular when these comprise leastdeveloped countries, the data requirements specified above will take into account the technical constraints of the parties to the agreement. __________  WT/MIN(01)/DEC/1.  In their notification, Members may refer to official Internet links related to the agreement where the relevant information can be consulted in full, in one of the ϲʹ official languages.  The Director-General is invited to ensure consistency in the preparation of the ϲʹ Secretariat factual presentations for the different types of RTAs, taking into account the variations in data provided by different Members.  Trade and tariff data submissions in the context of an RTA notification can subsequently be included in the IDB, provided that their key features are appropriate. In this respect, see document G/MA/IDB/W/6 (dated 15 June 2000) for the Guidelines for Supplying PC IDB Submissions and documents G/MA/115 (dated 17 June 2002) and G/MA/115/Add.5 (dated 13 January 2005) for ϲʹ Policy regarding the dissemination of IDB data.  Data submissions can be furnished in PC database formats, spreadsheet formats, or text-delimited formats; the use of word-processing formats should be avoided, if possible.  References to "tariff-line level" shall be understood to mean the detailed breakdown of the national customs nomenclature (HS codes with, for example, 8, 10 or more digits). It is crucial that all data elements supplied use the same national customs nomenclature or are associated with corresponding conversion tables.  In the case of a customs union, the MFN applied common external tariff.     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