In order for the investment of a non-ASEAN party under the CFIA to be protected, the following conditions must be met: 59 Articles 5 and 6 acia, which cover the „accreditation“ and „establishment“ of investments. On the other hand, the physical provisions of the IGA did not extend to accreditation/establishment. For the extension of maintenance and treatment standards for MFN to the pre-arrival phase, see z.B. UNCTAD, IIA Vol. 1, 47-168-169, 194-195. 223 VCLT, before 66, Section 31, paragraph 1. At the request of the VCLT by investment tribunals, see Schreuer, Christoph, „Diversity and Harmonization of Treaty Interpretation in Investment Arbitration,“ online: CrossRef>Google Scholar. According to the Jakarta-based ASEAN secretariat, the overall objective of the agreement is to create a „liberal, facilitating, transparent and competitive investment environment in ASEAN.“ 234 Tecmed, see 206 at paragraph 122. See also S.D. Myers, see 204, para. 215, 221, where it was established (in accordance with Article 104, paragraph 1 of NAFTA) that Canada`s actions, even if imposed by its international environmental obligations, must be the least restrictive methods of measures available to achieve the level of environmental protection chosen as they meet their NAFTA trade and investment commitments.

23 ASEAN Economic Community Blueprint, online: . 87 CFIA, art. 9(4). The final phase of the reduction and phasing out of investment restrictions is expected to be completed in 2014 for eight ASEAN Member States (except Laos and Myanmar, for which the target is 2015). See z.B. Yean, Tham Siew, „ASEAN Economic Cooperation: Moving Towards an ASEAN Economic Community“ in Yean, Tham Siew, Ping, Lee Poh – Othman, Norani, eds., AnASE Community: Ideas – Practices (Bangi: Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 2008) at 38-42 Severino, Rodolfo C., Southeast Asia in Search of an ASEAN Community: Insights from the Former ASEAN Secretary-General (Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2006) at 342-347Gogle Scholar; Denis Hew, „Conclusion: Towards an ASEAN Economic Community by 2015“ in Brick by Brick, supra note 57 at 210-218; Lawan Thanadsillapakul, „Open Regionalism and Deeper Integration,“ online: . See also UNCTAD, provisions on investment in the EIA, see 17 in the 58th note, which indicates that bilateral, regional, interregional and multi-lateral agreements that address several economic objectives (such as trade in goods and services, investment, finance and development) are increasingly adopting rules for international investment. 187 The TWO legally binding ILO agreements on migrant workers are the Convention on Migration to Employment, No.