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Regulatory Cooperation under CETA

Implications for Environmental Policies

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Meyer-Ohlendorf, Nils; Christiane Gerstetter and Inga Bach 2016: Regulatory Cooperation under CETA: Implications for Environmental Policies. Ecologic Institute: Berlin.

On 30 October 2016 Canada and the EU signed CETA. Ratification of the agreement will be the next step. A new study by the Ecologic Institute analyses the environmental implications of regulatory cooperation under CETA. The study finds that CETA establishes a comprehensive institutional framework for regulatory cooperation between Canada and the EU and sets primarily procedural obligations. CETA does not contain detailed obligations that predetermine specific outcomes of regulatory cooperation. Regulatory cooperation under CETA is voluntary. Regulatory cooperation under CETA has a focus on trade liberalisation and consistency of standards. It does not focus on enhancing environmental protection. The study is available for download.

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Dr. Christiane Gerstetter
Inga Bach
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Source URL: https://www.ecologic.eu/14187