Free Trade Agreements (FTAs)

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​The Brunei - Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (BJEPA)

The Brunei-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (BJEPA) is Brunei Darussalam’s first bilateral free trade agreement. The BJEPA was signed by His Majesty the Sultan of Brunei Darussalam and then Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, on 18 June 2007 in Tokyo.There are 11 chapters in the agreement covering Trade in Goods; Rules of Origin; Trade in Services; Investment, Energy, Cooperation; Improvement of Business Environment, Custom Procedures; General Provisions; Final Provisions; and Dispute Settlement. With the signing of the BJEPA, Brunei and Japan’s relations have moved on to a higher level, particularly in the economic sphere. The BJEPA is aimed at increasing new market opportunities for Brunei in Goods and Services and attracting more investment into Brunei. Amongst the other benefits of the Agreement are:

  • Enhancing the investment climate and encouraging foreign direct investments (FDI) through greater predictability and transparency;
  • Improved market access for Brunei Darussalam goods and suppliers of services;
  • The reduction of import duties on the products of both countries will result in an increase in imports of products of high quality as well as cheaper imports of Japanese manufactured products for   Brunei Darussalam consumers and vice versa;
  • Japan’s expertise and assistance in enhancing Brunei Darussalam’s capacity and capabilities in areas such as human resource development, the environment, education and industry;
  • Improved people to people contacts.

The BJEPA was notified to the WTO on 31 July 2008, and was considered by the CRTA (Committee on Regional Trade Agreements) on 15-16 September 2009. An exchange of diplomatic notes was held on 1 July 2008 and the BJEPA entered into force on 31 July 2008. Please click the links below to download documents related to the Brunei – Japan Economic Partnership Agreement.


   -  Preamble
   -  Chapter 1: General Provisions
   -  Chapter 2: Trade in Goods
   -  Chapter 3: Rules of Origin
   -  Chapter 4: Customs Procedures
   -  Chapter 5: Investment
   -  Chapter 6: Trade in Services
   -  Chapter 7: Energy
   -  Chapter 8: Improvement of Business Environment
   -  Chapter 9: Cooperation
   -  Chapter 10: Dispute Settlement
   -  Chapter 11: Final Provisions

   -  Annexes:​
  • Annex 1: Schedules in relation to Article 16
  • Annex 2: Product Specific Rules
  • An​nex 3: Minimum Data Requirement for Certificate of Origin
  • Annex 4: Reservations for Existing Measures
  • Annex 5: Reservations for Future Measures
  • Annex 6: Financial Services
  • Annex 7: Schedules of Specific Commitments in relation to Article 78
  • Annex 8: Lists of Most-Favoured-Nation Treatment Exemptio​ns in relation to Article 79

Implementing Agreement between the Government of Brunei Darussalam and the Government of Japan for an Economic Partnership

   -  Preamble
   -  Chapter 1: General Provisions
   -  Chapter 2: Customs Procedures
   -  Chapter 3: Energy
   -  Chapter 4: Cooperation
   -  Chapter 5: Final Provisions

   -  Information on Non-Conforming Measures with respect to Sectorsor Matters specified in Annexes 4 and 5
   -  List of Brunei Darussalam 
   -  List of Japan 
   -  Lists of measures inconsistent with Articles 75 and/or 76, pursuant to Article 82
   -  List of Brunei Darussalam 
   -  List of Japan 


​​​The Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Cooperation between ASEAN and China (ASEAN-China FTA)

The Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Cooperation between ASEAN and China that was signed on 5th November 2002 marks ASEAN's first FTA with a dialogue partner. The framework comprises three agreements to date; Trade In Goods, Trade In Services and Investment which were concluded in November 2004, January 2007 and August 2009 respectively.
 
At the 16th ASEAN-China Summit on 9 October 2013 in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam, the Leaders agreed to pursue the upgrading of the ASEAN-China FTA by, among others, improving market conditions and trade balance between both sides as well as expanding the scope and coverage of the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-operation between ASEAN and the People's Republic of China.
 
Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-operation between ASEAN and the People's Republic of China, Phnom Penh, 4 November 2002.

Agreement on Trade in Goods o​​f the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-Operation between the Association of South-East Asian nations and The People's Republic of China
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Annexes
  • Annex 1 - Modality for tariff reduction and elimination for tariff lines placed in the normal track
  • Annex 2 - Modality for tariff reduction or elimination for tariff lines placed in the sensitive track
  • Annex 3 - Rules of Origin
Protocol to Amend the Agreement on Trade in Goods of the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-operation between ASEAN and the People's Republic of China, Cebu, Philippines, 2006 ​

Second Protocol to Amend the Agreement on Trade in Goods of the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-operation between ASEAN and the People's Republic of China, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 29 October 2010


Protocol to Incorporate Technical​ Barriers to Trade and Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures into the Agreement on Trade in Goods of the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-operation between ASEAN and the People's Republic of China, Bali, Indonesia, 19 November 2012​​
 
Agreement on Dispute Settlement Mechanism of the Framework Agreement on Com​prehensive Economic Co-operation between ASEAN and the People's Republic of China, Vientiane, Lao PDR, 29 November 2004 ​

Annex 1 - Rules and Procedures for the Arbitral Proceedings
 
Agreement on Trade in Services of the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-operation between ASEAN and the People's Republic Of China, Cebu, Philippines, 14 January 2007

o   First Package of ASEAN-China Services Commitments ​​
 
Protocol to Implement the Second Package of Specific Commitments under the Agreement on Trade in Services of the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-operation between ASEAN and the People's Republic of China, Bali, Indonesia, 16 November 2011

o   Second Package of ASEAN-China Services Commitments​
 
Agreement on Investment of the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-operation between ASEAN and the People's Republic of China, Bangkok, 15 August 2009 
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ASEAN and the Republic of Korea consolidated their partnership by signing the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Cooperation at the 9th ASEAN-Republic of Korea Summit on 13 December 2005, which, among others, provides for the establishment of the ASEAN-Republic of Korea Free Trade Area (AK-FTA).

Under this Framework, three major agreements on Trade in Goods, Trade in Services and Investment were subsequently signed on 24 August 2006, 20 November 2007 and 2 June 2009 respectively.
 
ASEAN-Korea Trade in Goods Agreement (2006)​
  • The Agreement provides for progressive reduction and elimination of tariffs by each country on almost all products. Under the Trade in Goods agreement, ASEAN-6 including Brunei Darussalam and Korea has eliminated more than 90% of tariffs by 1 January 2010.
  • In efforts to further strengthen the bilateral trade relations, ASEAN and Korea agreed to look into further liberalisation of the sensitive products in the Sensitive Track of the ASEAN-Korea Trade in Goods agreement pursuant to the decision of the Ministers at the 12th AEM-ROK Consultations in 2015.
Legal Agreement
  • Agreement on Trade in Goods Under the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and the relevant annexes 

ASEAN-Korea Trade in Services Agreement (2007)
  • The signed Agreement reaffirms ASEAN member states and Korea's commitments to liberalise trade in services with substantial coverage, and enhance cooperation in services in order to enhance competitiveness and efficiency in the respective services regimes. The market access commitments of ASEAN member states and Korea appear in the Schedule of Commitments of each respective party.
Legal Agreement

  • Agreement on Trade in Services Under the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Among the Governments 

Schedules of Specific Commitments of ASEAN Member States and Korea 
 
ASEAN-Korea Investment Agreement (2009)
  • The Investment Agreement aims for progressively liberalised and transparent investment regime, which will also ensure protection of ASEAN investors' investments in Korea, vice versa. ASEAN member states and Korea are currently negotiating the reservation lists to the Agreement which will contain the list of restrictions which are applicable to the selected sectors covered by the Agreement.​​​​

Legal Agreement

  • Agreement on Investment under the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Among ASEAN Member Countries and the Republic of Korea.
  • Schedules of Specific Commitments of ASEAN Member States and Korea​



​The ASEAN - Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership ​Agreement (AJCEP)

The Framework for Comprehensive Economic Partnership between ASEAN and Japan was signed by leaders at the ASEAN-Japan Summit on 8 October 2003 in Bali, Indonesia, and was aimed at establishing a Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement between ASEAN and Japan.



The Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Partnership among Japan and Member States of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (AJCEP) was concluded in November 2007 in Manila, and signing was completed ad-referendum by 14 April 2008.



The AJCEP is comprehensive in scope, with chapters on Trade in Goods; Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures; Standards, Technical Regulations and Conformity Assessment Procedures; Investment; Services; and Economic Cooperation. The agreement aims at liberalising and facilitating trade in goods between ASEAN and Japan and promoting cooperation in fields such as Information and Communications Technology, Intellectual Property, and SMEs. The parties will also continue to discuss and negotiate improvements to the chapters on Trade in Services and Investment.



Brunei submitted its notification on the completion of domestic procedures for the AJCEP on 29 November 2008, and the agreement entered into force, for Brunei, on 1 January 2009.



The AJCEP entered into force for the other parties on:

  • 1 December 2008 for Japan, Singapore, Lao PDR, Vietnam and Myanmar
  • 1 February 2009 for Malaysia
  • 1 June 2009 for Thailand
  • 1 January 2010 for Cambodia

      Chapter 1: General Provision​s

      Chapter 2: Trade in Goods

      Chapter 3: Rules of Origin

     Chapter 4: Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures​

Please click the links below to download the documents related to the ASEAN – Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.

Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Partnership among Japan and Member States of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations​

  • Annex 1: Schedules for the Elimination or Reduction of Customs Duties
  • Annex 2: Product Specific Rules
  • Annex 3: Information Technology Products
  • Annex 4: Operational Certification Procedures
  • Annex 5: Work Programme for Economic Cooperation

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The ASEAN - Australia - New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (AANZFTA), signed on 27th February 2009 in Cha-am, Thailand, is ASEAN's first FTA with two developed countries simultaneously, and the first ASEAN FTA done in a single undertaking. AANZFTA represents ASEAN´s most ambitious FTA to date, covering 18 chapters including new areas that ASEAN had previously never negotiated on, such as competition policy and intellectual property. 

The AANZFTA also includes an AANZFTA Economic Cooperation Support Programme, which will provide technical assistance and capacity building to the Parties of the AANZFTA with the aim of supporting the implementation of the Agreement as well as to support the overall regional economic integration process.
 
As of 2012, the Agreement has entered into force for all Parties and work is currently underway to resolve and implement the built-in agenda as stipulated under the Agreement.
 
Framework Agreement



Understanding on Article 1 (Reduction and/or Elimination of Customs Duties) of Chapter 2 (Trade in Goods) of The Agreement Establishing The ASEAN - Australia - New Zealand Free Trade Area 
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 Annex 3 Schedules of Specific Services Commitments

Annex 4 Schedules of Movement of Natural Persons Commitments 


Implementing Arrangement for The ASEAN - Australia - New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (AANZFTA) Economic Co-Operation Work Programme Pursuant to Chapter 12 (Economic Co-Operation) of the agreement establishing The ASEAN - Australia - New Zealand Free Trade Area.

Chapter 17: Consultation and Dispute Settlement

Chapter 18: Final Provisions 



​ASEAN and India signed the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Cooperation at the 2nd ASEAN-India Summit in 2003. The Framework Agreement envisages the establishment of an ASEAN-India Regional Trade and Investment Area (RTIA) as a long-term objective.

The ASEAN-India Trade in Goods Agreement (TIG) was signed at the 7th ASEAN Economic Ministers (AEM) – India Consultations in Bangkok, Thailand on 13 August 2009. The Agreement entered into force on 1 January 2010 for India and some ASEAN member states. Entry into force of the Agreement by other ASEAN member states and India will be the date by which the ASEAN member state and India are ready to implement the agreement. For Brunei Darussalam, its date of implementation for the Trade in Goods Agreement was on 1 June 2010.

The ASEAN-India Trade in Services and Investment Agreements was signed at the sidelines of the 25th ASEAN Summit in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar, on 13 November 2014 and 12 November 2014 respectively. Both Agreements entered into force on 1 July 2015 for six ASEAN Member States, namely Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, and Viet Nam, as well as for India, who have notified their ratification of the Agreements. The ASEAN-India Trade in Services Agreement also entered into force for Lao PDR.

 
 
 
 
 
 

​ASEAN-India Free Trade Agreement (Trade in Goods) 

Schedule of Tariff Commitments

​Legal Text of ASEAN - Hong Kong, China Free Trade Agreement (AHKFTA)​ (Full Text)​​ [PDF, 32.4 MB]

Preamble: Free Trade Area Between ASEAN and Hong Kong, China 

Chapter 1: Objectives, General Definitions and  Interpretations

Chapter 2: Trade in Goods
• Annex 2-1: Schedules of Tariff Commitments
• Annex 2-1- Part 2: Schedule of Brunei Darussalam
• Annex 2-1- Part 3: Schedule of Cambodia
• Annex 2-1- Part 4 - Schedule of Indonesia
• Annex 2-1- Part 5 - Schedule of Lao PDR
• Annex 2-1- Part 6 - Schedule of Malaysia
• Annex 2-1- Part 7 - Schedule of Myanmar
• Annex 2-1- Part 8 - Schedule of Philippines
• Annex 2-1- Part 9 - Schedule of Singapore
• Annex 2-1- Part 10 - Schedule of Thailand
• Annex 2-1- Part 11 - Schedule of Viet Nam
• Annex 2-1- Part 12 - Schedule of Hong Kong, China

Chapter 3: Rules of Origin
• Annex 3-1: Operation Certification Procedures
• Annex 3-2: Product Specific Rules
• Annex 3-3: Product Specific Rules to be Reviewed

Chapter 4: Customs Procedures and Trade Facilitation 

Chapter 5: Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures

Chapter 6: Standards, Technical Regulations and Conformity Assessment Procedures

Chapter 7: Trade Remedies

Chapter 8: Trade in Services

Annex 8-1: Schedules of Specific Commitments
Schedule of Brunei Darussalam
Schedule of Cambodia
Schedule of Indonesia
Schedule of Malaysia
Schedule of Myanmar
Schedule of Philippines
Schedule of Singapore
Schedule of Thailand
Schedule of Viet Nam
Schedule of Hong Kong, China

Chapter 9: Economic and Technical Co-Operation 

Chapter 10: Intellectual Property 

Chapter 11: General Provisions and Exceptions 

Chapter 12: Institutional Provisions 

Chapter 13: Consultations and Dispute Settlement 

Annex 13-1: Rules of Procedure for Arbitral 
Tribunal Proceedings




Legal Text of the RCEP Agreement








Chapter 5 – Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures​

Chapter 6 – Standards, Technical Regulations, and Conformity Assessment Procedures







Annex 10B (Expropriation)
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Annex 13A (Application of Article 13.3 (Appropriate Measures against Anti-Competitive Activities) and Article 13.4 (Cooperation) to Brunei Darussalam)














Market Access Annexes

Annex I – Schedules of Tariff Commitments


Annex II – Schedules of Specific Commitments for Services


Annex III – Schedules of Reservations and Non-Conforming Measures for Services and Investment


Annex IV – Schedules of Specific Commitments on Temporary Movement of Natural Persons


Chapters incorporated into the CPTPP

TPP Preamble [PDF, 74 KB]​

Chapter 1 - Initial Provisions and General Definitions [PDF, 124 KB]​

Chapter 2 - N​ational Treatment and Market Access for Goods [PDF, 327 KB]

Chapter 3 - Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures [PDF, 172 KB]​

Chapter 4 - Textile and Apparel Goods [PDF, 133 KB]

Chapter 5 - Customs Administration and Trade Facilitation [PDF, 273 KB]

Chapter 6 - Trade Remedies [PDF, 341 KB]

Chapter 7 - Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures​​

Chapter 8 - Technical Barriers to Trade

Chapter 9 - Investment​

​Chapter 10 - Cross-Border Trade in Services [PDF, 89 KB]​

Chapter 11 - Financial Services [PDF, 228 KB]​

​Chapter 12 - Temporary Entry for Business Persons [PDF, 97 KB]​

Chapter 13 - Telecommunications [PDF, 113 KB]

Chapter 14 - Electronic Commerce [PDF, 122 KB]

Chapter 15 - Government Procurement [PDF, 113 KB]

​Chapter 16 - Competition Policy [PDF, 50 KB]

Chapter 17 - State-Owned Enterprises and Designated Monopolies [PDF, 574 KB]

Chapter 18 - Intellectual Property [PDF, 426 KB]​

Chapter 19 -  Labour [PDF, 216 KB]

Chapter 20 - Environment [PDF, 187 KB]

Chapter 21 - Cooperation and Capacity Building [PDF, 83 KB]

Chapter 22 - Competitiveness and Business Facilitation [PDF, 80 KB]

​Chapter 23 -  Development [PDF, 92 KB]

Chapter 24 - Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises [PDF, 127 KB]

Chapter 25 - Regulatory Coherence [PDF, 102 KB]​

Chapter 26 - Transparency and Anti-Corruption [PDF, 231 KB]

Chapter 27 - Administrative and Institutional Provisions [PDF, 170 KB]

​Chapter 28 -  Dispute Settlement [PDF, 233 KB]

Chapter 29 - Exceptions and General Provisions [PDF, 240 KB]

Chapter 30 -  Final Provisions [PDF, 37 KB]


​​Annexes to the Chapters

Chapter 2 (National Treatment and Market Access for Goods)

2-D: Australia General Notes to Tariff Schedule [PDF, 86 KB]

2-D: Australia Tariff Schedule [PDF, 3.3 MB]​

2-D: Brunei General Notes to Tariff Schedule [PDF, 87 KB]

2-D: Brunei Tariff Schedule [PDF, 7.1 MB]

2-D: Canada General Notes to Tariff Schedule [PDF, 163 KB]

​2-D: Canada Tariff Schedule [PDF, 4.8 MB]

2-D: Canada Appendix A Tariff Rate Quotas [PDF, 335 KB]

2-D: Canada Appendix D between Japan and Canada on Motor Vehicle Trade [PDF, 191 KB]

2-D: Chile General Notes to Tariff Schedule [PDF, 171 KB]

2-D: Chile Tariff Schedule [PDF, 4.8 MB]

2-D: Japan General Notes to Tariff Schedule [PDF, 261 KB]

2-D: Japan Tariff Schedule [PDF, 3.3 MB]​

2-D: Japan Appendix A Tariff Rate Quotas [PDF, 733 KB]

2-D: Japan Appendix B-1 Agricultural Safeguard Measures [PDF, 115 KB]​

2-D: Japan Appendix B-2 Forest Good Safeguard Measure [PDF, 44 KB]

2-D: Japan Appendix C Tariff Differentials [PDF, 284 KB]

2-D: Japan Appendix D-2 between Japan and Canada on Motor Vehicle Trade [PDF, 191 KB]

2-D: Malaysia General Notes to Tariff Schedule [PDF, 159 KB]

2-D. Malaysia Tariff Schedule [PDF, 7.4 MB]

2-D: Malaysia Appendix A Tariff Rate Quotas [PDF, 263 KB]

2-D: Mexico General Notes to Tariff Schedule [PDF, 176 KB]

2-D. Mexico Tariff Schedule [PDF, 9.5 MB]

2-D. Mexico Appendix A-1 Tariff Rate Quotas of Mexico and Appendix A-2 Country-Specific Allocation for Sugar of Mexico [PDF, 87 KB]

2-D: Mexico Appendix C Tariff Differentials [PDF, 173 KB]

2-D: New Zealand General Notes to Tariff Schedule [PDF, 160 KB]

2-D. New Zealand Tariff Schedule [PDF, 4.7 MB]

2-D: Peru General Notes to Tariff Schedule [PDF, 158 KB]

2-D: Peru Tariff Schedule [PDF, 6 MB]

2-D: Singapore General Notes to Tariff Schedule [PDF, 147 KB]

2-D: Singapore Tariff Schedule [PDF, 3.4 MB]

2-D: Viet Nam General Notes to Tariff Schedule [PDF, 197 KB]

2-D. Viet Nam Tariff Schedule [PDF, 12 MB]

2-D: Viet Nam Appendix A Tariff Rate Quotas [PDF, 64 KB]

Chapter 3 (Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures)

3-D: Product Specific Rules of Origin [PDF, 546 KB]

3-D: Product Specific Rules of Origin Appendix 1 to Annex: 3-D: Provisions related to the Product-Specific Rules of Origin for certain vehicles and parts of vehicles [PDF, 95 KB]  ​

Chapter 4 (Textile and Apparel Goods)

4-A: Textiles and Apparel Product-Specific Rules of Origin [PDF, 87 KB]

Appendix 1 to Annex 4-A: Short Supply List of Products [PDF, 317 KB]

Chapter 12 (Temporary Entry for Business Persons)

12-A. Australia Temporary Entry for Business Persons [PDF, 176 KB]

12-A. Brunei Temporary Entry for Business Persons [PDF, 234 KB]

12-A. Canada Temporary Entry for Business Persons [PDF, 230 KB]

12-A. Chile Temporary Entry for Business Persons [PDF, 172 KB]

12-A. Japan Temporary Entry for Business Persons [PDF, 185 KB]

12-A. Malaysia Temporary Entry for Business Person [PDF, 193 KB]

12-A. Mexico Temporary Entry for Business Persons [PDF, 257 KB]

12-A. New Zealand Temporary Entry for Business Persons [PDF, 176 KB]

12-A. Peru Temporary Entry for Business Persons [PDF, 191 KB]

12-A. Singapore Temporary Entry for Business Persons [PDF, 141 KB]

12-A. Viet Nam Temporary Entry for Business Persons [PDF, 184 KB]

Chapter 15 (Government Procurement)

15-A. Australia Government Procurement [PDF, 199 KB]

15-A. Brunei Government Procurement [PDF, 64 KB]

15-A. Canada Government Procurement [PDF, 374 KB]

15-A. Chile Government Procurement [PDF, 130 KB]

15-A. Japan Government Procurement [PDF, 250 KB]

15-A. Malaysia Government Procurement [PDF, 118 KB]

15-A. Mexico Government Procurement [PDF, 418 KB]

15-A. New Zealand Government Procurement [PDF, 158 KB]

15-A. Peru Government Procurement [PDF, 122 KB]

15-A. Singapore Government Procurement [PDF, 197 KB]

15-A. Viet Nam Government Procurement [PDF, 505 KB]

Annexes to the Agreement

Annex I - Cross-Border Trade in Services and Investment Non-Conforming Measures

Annex I Explanatory Notes [PDF, 79 KB]

Annex I Australia [PDF, 293 KB]​

Annex I Brunei [PDF, 684 KB]

Annex I Canada [PDF, 299 KB]

Annex I Chile [PDF, 196 KB] 

Annex I Japan [PDF, 758 KB]

Annex I Malaysia [PDF, 394 KB]

Annex I Mexico [PDF, 405 KB]

Annex I New Zealand [PDF, 133 KB]

Annex I Peru [PDF, 285 KB]

Annex I Si​ngapore [PDF, 135 KB]

Annex I Viet Nam [PDF, 302 KB]

Annex II - Cross-Border Trade in Services and Investment Non-Conforming Measures

Annex II Explanatory Notes [PDF, 79 KB]

Annex II Australia [PDF, 274 KB]

Annex II Brunei [PDF, 104 KB]

Annex II Canada [PDF, 204 KB]

Annex II Chile [PDF, 70 KB]

Annex II Japan [PDF, 167 KB]

Annex II Malaysia ​[PDF, 73 KB]

Annex II Mexico [PDF, 222 KB]

Annex II New Zealand [PDF, 144 KB]

Annex II Peru [PDF, 256 KB]

Annex II Singapore [PDF, 152 KB]

Annex II Viet Nam [PDF, 134 KB]

Annex III – Financial Services Non-Conforming Measures

Annex III Explanatory Notes [PDF, 83 KB]  

Annex III Australia [PDF, 99 KB]  ​

Annex III Brunei [PDF, 188 KB]  

Annex III Canada [PDF, 106 KB] ​ 

Annex III Chile [PDF, 184 KB]  

Annex III Japan [PDF, 94 KB]  

Annex III Malaysia [PDF, 191 KB] ​ 

Annex III Mexico [PDF, 88 KB]  

Annex III New Zealand [PDF, 121 KB]  ​

Annex III Peru [PDF, 119 KB]  

Annex III Singapore [PDF, 89 KB] ​

Annex III Viet Nam [PDF, 81 KB]  ​

Annex IV – State-Owned Enterprises and Designated Monopolies Non-Conforming Measures

Annex IV Explanatory Notes [PDF, 74 KB]  ​

Annex IV Australia [PDF, 69 KB]  

Annex IV Brunei [PDF, 167 KB]  

Annex IV Canada [PDF, 194 KB]  

Annex IV Chile [PDF, 170 KB]  ​

Annex IV Malaysia [PDF, 54 KB]  

Annex IV Mexico [PDF, 69 KB]  ​

Annex IV New Zealand [PDF, 77 KB]  ​

Annex IV Peru [PDF, 80 KB] ​

Annex IV Viet Nam [PDF, 33​​​3 KB]  ​​


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