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Originally Posted by jonbxx

Article 28 is difficult as at requires the non-objection of all WTO members.

Last I heard, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Uruguay, the United States, Canada, Brazil, Thailand, China, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Argentina, Colombia, Nicaragua and Ecuador weren't happy at our proposed schedule under article 28.

I haven't seen much movement recently on this so hopefully there is some good news soon.

Is that true? I was led to believe any objection has to include proof that these countries are being negatively affected, seeing as it's a continuation of current status it might be hard for them to prove but then what do any of is here actually know about this