This week negotiations continue on the Canada – EU Trade Agreement. I've previously posted a copy of the CETA Intellectual Property chapter. Yesterday, nine other chapters leaked, including the telecommunications chapter.
Canada – EU Trade Agreement Leaks
April 20, 2010
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Not all bad
This is from the telecom section. I am not exactly sure how you square the deal Rogers and Shaw have to divide the country with section 1. I am also not sure how using the excessive profits from your cell phone division to help you drive cable providers out of business squares with section 2B. Maybe this isn’t all bad.
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ARTICLE 32: COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS ON MAJOR SUPPLIERS
1.
[Each Party shall maintain] [The Parties shall introduce or maintain] appropriate
measures for the purpose of preventing suppliers that, alone or together, are a major supplier
from engaging in or continuing anti-competitive practices.
2.
[The] [These] anti-competitive practices [referred to in paragraph 1] shall include:
(a)
(b)
engaging in anti-competitive cross-subsidization [or margin squeeze];
using information obtained from competitors with anti-competitive results; and
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LIMITED
LIMITED
Draft consolidated CETA text as at 13.1.10
(c)
not making available to other service suppliers, on a timely basis, technical
information about essential facilities and commercially relevant information
which are necessary for them to provide services.
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