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(d) all comments raising significant and relevant issues filed with the telecommunications regulatory body are responded to in the telecommunication regulatory body’s rulemaking; and (e) its measures relating to public telecommunications services are made publicly available, including measures relating to: (i) tariffs and other terms and conditions of service; and (ii) notification, permit, registration, or licensing requirements, if any. 15. Relationship to Other Chapters 15.1 In the event of any inconsistency <strong>between</strong> this Annex and other Chapters under this Agreement, this Annex shall prevail to the extent of the inconsistency. 15.2 On the request by either Party, the Parties shall enter into consultations to: (a) resolve any technical or interpretative difficulties; and (b) to address the implications for this Annex arising from technological or industry developments.
Business Visitors ANNEX 9-1 (a) Malaysia shall, upon application by a business visitor, as defined in Article 9.3 (Definitions), of the other Party grant temporary entry for up to thirty days, and multiple entry visa for up to five years. A further extension of thirty days can be granted provided that the total period of stay shall not exceed ninety days. (b) India shall, upon application by a business visitor as defined in Article 9.3 (Definitions) of the other Party shall grant temporary entry for up to one hundred and eighty days, and multiple entry visa for up to two years; Such business visitors’ visa under subparagraphs (a) and (b) shall be granted provided that the business visitor: (i) complies with immigration measures applicable to temporary entry; (ii) presents proof of nationality; (iii) documentation demonstrating that the business visitor will be so engaged and describing the purpose of entry; (iv) does not receive any remuneration from a source located within the host Party; and (v) is otherwise qualified for entry under applicable measures relating to public health and safety and national security in accordance with Chapter 9 (Movement of Natural Persons). Intra-Corporate Transferees (a) Malaysia shall grant temporary entry to an intra-corporate transferee of the other Party, who otherwise meets its criteria for the grant of an immigration visa, for an initial period of up to two years. The period of stay may be extended for period of up to two years at a time for a total term not exceeding ten years for senior manager and not exceeding five years for specialists or experts; and (b) India shall grant temporary entry to an intra-corporate transferee of the other Party, who otherwise meets its criteria for the grant of an immigration visa, on year to year basis for a total term not exceeding five years. Such intra-corporate transferees’ temporary entry in subparagraphs (a) and (b) shall be granted, provided that the natural persons: (i) complies with immigration measures applicable to temporary entry; and
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COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC COOPERATION
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List of Annexes Annex 2-1 Schedules
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CHAPTER 1 INITIAL PROVISIONS AND GE
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(CC) any area extending beyond the
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Article 2.7 Administrative Fees and
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For the purposes of this Chapter: C
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(g) goods of sea-fishing and other
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(b) for goods falling within Chapte
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(iii) the goods have not undergone
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CHAPTER 4 CUSTOMS COOPERATION Artic
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(b) provide for advance electronic
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(a) whether goods imported into the
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For the purposes of this Section: C
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9. On the termination of a bilatera
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5. A Party proposing to apply or ex
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Section C General Provisions Articl
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areas are, and are likely to remain
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(b) in the event that the checks re
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Article 6.16 Exchange of Informatio
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(a) technical specifications prepar
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2. The Parties shall cooperate with
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3. The Parties shall seek to ensure
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the other Party, a Party may consul
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technical consultations within thir
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5. New services shall be considered
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(i) is a citizen of that other Part
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Article 8.8 Review The Parties shal
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or arrangement, or to negotiate a c
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consultations with that Party on su
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CHAPTER 9 MOVEMENT OF NATURAL PERSO
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(ii) a goods seller, being a natura
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(ii) is employed by a juridical per
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4. Each Party shall maintain or ins
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(b) enterprise of a Party means any
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Article 10.5 Minimum Standard of Tr
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(f) payments arising out of the set
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Article 10.12 Reservations 1. Artic
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Treatment), Article 10.6 (Compensat
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opportunity to present their views
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Parties otherwise agree. These disc
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(e) Tourism; (f) Small and Medium E
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CHAPTER 12 GENERAL EXCEPTIONS Artic
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of restrictions to ensure, inter al
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(b) such persons are afforded a rea
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CHAPTER 14 DISPUTE SETTLEMENT Artic
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(b) the complaining Party may suspe
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(f) consult third parties on any ma
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(f) develop conditions and provisio
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Article 16.6 Confidentiality Where
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Annex 2-1 Schedules of Tariff Commi
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(i) Category 1: reduction of applie
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Schedule of Tariff Commitments Mala
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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4
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(CC) factory security (DD) insuranc
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(c) the other statements of the CO
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OVERLEAF NOTES Original /Duplicate
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