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A Basic Guide to Free Trade Agreements - image of booklet.

A Basic Guide to Free Trade Agreements (PDF 751KB)

The New Zealand - Singapore - Chile - Brunei Darussalam Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership (76 page booklet, October 2005, explains the key elements of the agreement, includes how to qualify for tariff preferences, gains to NZ exporters, a guide to exporting and importing goods) [908KB PDF]

Media Releases

Second free trade agreement to be signed by NZ this year [external link] Prime Minister Rt Hon Helen Clark - 18 July 2005
Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership signed and National Interest Analysis released [external link] Hon Jim Sutton - 18 July 2005
Prime Minister welcomes conclusion of FTA spanning four countries [external link] - 3 June 2005
Improved opportunities for New Zealand with Trans-Pacific Trade Agreement [external link] Hon Jim Sutton - 3 June 2005
Joint Press Statement from Brunei Darussalam, Chile, New Zealand and Singapore Ministers - 3 June 2005

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P4: Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement

between Brunei Darussalam, Chile, New Zealand and Singapore

National Interest Analysis

The National Interest Analysis (NIA) assesses the Trans-Pacific SEP and accompanying Labour Cooperation Memorandum of Understanding and Environment Cooperation Agreement from the perspective of their impact on New Zealand and New Zealanders.

The three agreements are considered as part of the one NIA given they were negotiated as part of a package, they enter into force on the same day, and if a party withdraws from one of the agreements it is required to withdraw from all three.

National Interest Analysis (PDF 664KB)

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