GATS Sample Clauses

GATS. 2. If a Party grants to a non-Party, after the entry into force of this Agreement, additional benefits with regard to the access to its services markets, it shall be prepared to enter into consultations in the Joint Committee with a view to addressing this matter in light of the objective set out in paragraph 1.
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GATS. 2. The Parties recognise that, in certain circumstances, subsidies may have distortive effects on trade in services. Any Party which considers that it is adversely affected by a subsidy of the other Party may request consultations with that Party on such matters. Such request shall be accorded sympathetic consideration.
GATS. [NB: this provision should be removed during negotiations, if there is a similar provision in an horizontal part of the agreement covering this Chapter.]
GATS. With respect to market access through the modes of supply identified in Article I, each Member shall accord services and service suppliers of any other Member treatment no less favourable than that provided for under the terms, limitations and conditions agreed and specified in its Schedule. (Emphasis added)
GATS. Article 9 of the Agreement on the Application of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures; and Article 20.3 of the Agreement on Implementation of Article VII of the GATT 1994 (Customs Valuation Agreement).
GATS. Dalam ketentuan ini meminta pada semua anggota WTO untuk membuat prosedur yang obyektif xxx tidak memihak (impartial) tentang segala keputusan negatif oleh suatu negara yang melarang pemasok xxxx xxxxx misalnya perawat, advokat atau akuntan asing. Untuk menutupi keadaan itu maka, Pasal VI ayat 2 GATS secara tegas 14Ibid, hlm. 101-102. 15Alberta Hartiana. Prinsip-Prinsip GATS (General Agreement On Trade In Services) Terhadap Perdagangan Jasa Pendidikan Tinggi. Jurnal Magister Hukum Udayana, 5(4), 2016, hlm. 763. 16H.X. Xxxxxxxxxxxxx. XXXX xxx WTO (Sistem, Forum xxx Lembaga Internasional dibidang perdagangan). Jakarta: UI-Press, 2002,hlm.191-192. menyatakan bahwa hal itu tidak berlaku jika bertentangan dengan konstitusinya atau sistem hukumnya.17
GATS. Untuk itu antar negara-negara anggota WTO dapat xxx diperbolehkan untuk membuat MRA, di mana negara anggota ASEAN 17FX. Xxxx Xxxxxxx, op.cit., hlm. 103. memiliki xxx xxx kewajiban yang sama sesuai MRA,18 dengan tujuan meminimalkan perbedaan-perbedaan dalam menentukan kualifikasi, standarisasi xxx/atau lisensi berdasarkan Article VII GATS, dimana dalam ketentuan Article VII GATS ini juga dimaksudkan sebagai jembatan atas perbedaan konsep dasar yang diatur dalam GATS dengan konsep dasar peraturan domestik dari suatu negara, dimana hal ini diakibatkan karena terdapat perbedaan kondisi tiap-tiap negara khususnya yang berkaitan dengan keperawatan maupun profesi perawat. Secara teoritis, oleh karena stakeholders pada perdagangan khususnya perdagangan jasa internasional mencakup tidak hanya nasional tetapi juga internasional sebagaimana kebebasan pasar yang dikemukakan oleh Xxxx Xxxxx, xxx ini dimaksudkan agar peran negara xxx xxxxx pasar dapat berjalan secara paralel. Oleh karena itu, diharapkan perbedaan konsep dasar yang diatur berdasarkan ketentuan hukum internasional dengan ketentuan hukum domestik dapat diminimalisir xxx semakin mengerucut.19
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GATS. Dengan belum terbentuknya konsil keperawatan di Indonesia tidak hanya mengabaikan ketentuan dalam Pasal 63 UU Keperawatan tetapi juga dapat berpotensi menghambat pelaksanaan MRA on nursing services di Indonesia, karena konsil keperawatan mempunyai wewenang penting dalam memberikan persetujuan atau penolakan atas permohonan registrasi perawat termasuk perawat asing dimana hal ini juga diatur dalam Article III dalam MRA on nursing services, oleh karena itu pelaksanaan transformasi ketentuan tentang perdagangan jasa perawat belum dapat dilakukan secara maksimal sesuai dengan konteks MRA on nursing services.
GATS. In this respect, the EU has proposed the introduction of a necessity test. In future, accepting this proposal could result in environmental regulations being undermined in the WTO arbitration procedure, due to their supposedly “trade-restricting” impacts. A US proposal on increased “transparency” obligations could also place international pressure on political regulatory processes and hinder environmental policy.
GATS is about creating a win-win situation for all players. GATS is about contributing to sustainable development. Of course, developed countries want to get better access in all markets, including in the developing countries’ markets. Of course, European services industry strongly supports their authorities to improve their business capacity, to remove services trade barriers which impede them to set up and develop their business activity and compete in a fair level playing field with the local companies. Companies are not philanthropic and can legitimately expect such a move from their governments in the framework of an “Agreement on Trade in Services”. But, on the other hand, Developing countries can get expertise and know how from foreign services suppliers for the benefit of the development of their own economy. That is the reason why one can certainly say that GATS is about contributing to sustainable development. When a foreign service supplier decides to set up in a country, it is never for a short period of time. In many times, the company opens long term relationship in the framework of a joint-venture, or indeed becomes a local company as a subsidiary of the headquarters, and is therefore submitted to local regulation. Branches are also submitted to local obligations for the licences requirements, qualification requirements, etc. This implies a long-term strategy from the company. Then the company will make some Foreign Direct Investment for its setting up. It will employ local workforces; it will enlarge the choices of the local consumers for the various day to day life services, like bank loans, life insurances, phone calls, transport services, distribution services, tourism services, etc. The competition will initiate better quality and lower prices for consumers. Foreign Direct Investment from services companies will contribute to set up the necessary infrastructure for the E-commerce, for the new economy, where Developing Countries have a lot to win. But to give the opportunity to a small or medium company in the countryside of Senegal, you need first to have electricity to plug the computer, telecommunication cable or wireless network, access to IT and computer related services. Good transport, or express delivery services, or distribution services are also necessary, etc. One should not miss the chance given by the current GATS negotiations to enhance the infrastructure services.
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