Appendix 4. Indicative Plan of Action by Priorities

• Author: UWI-CARICOM Project
• Pages: 194-198

194 CSME: Challenges, Benefits, Prospects

Appendix 4 - INDICATIVE PLAN OF ACTION BY PRIORITIES

Extract from John Kissoon’s Report

Making the CARICOM Single Market a Lived Reality (2002)

Table 3.2

Plan of Action by Priorities (Indicative) – pp. 108-110

Project Timetable Resources

Short Term Scheduled C ommencement: Jan – Dec 2 002

1.1 Activate Quasi Cabinet

Portfolios Jan-Sep 2002 Staff Time

1.2.1 Enable Implementation of

the Revised Treaty Jan-Sep 2002 $18,000

1.2.2 Prepare Policy and Protocol

on Electronic Commerce Jul ‘02- Dec ‘04 $12,000

1.2.3 Prepare Policy and Protocol

on Government Procurement Oct ’02 – Dec ‘04 $47,000

1.2.4

Prepare Policy and Protocol

on Treatment of Goods

Produced in Free Zo nes and

Similar Jurisdictions

Jan ’02 – Mar ‘04 $59,500

1.2.6 Prepare Policy and Protocol

on Contingent Rights Jan ‘02- Dec ‘0 3 $67,000

1.3 Establish the Caribbean

Court of Justice Ongoing–Oct ‘02 Other

Funding

1.4 Establish Other Dispute

Settlement Modes Mar ’02 – Dec 02 Staff Time

1.5 Establish CROSQ Jan ’02 – Jan ‘03 $125,000

1.6 Establish the Competit ion

Commission Jul 02 – Dec ‘04 $525,000

1.8.1 Enhance Delivery of CSME

Programme Support Jan-Dec 2002 $35,000

1.8.2

Facilitate Nationa l

Administrative Reform for

Effective CSME

Management

Jan ’02 – Dec ‘04 $85,000

2.1

Reform the Trading

Arrangements for Trade in

Goods in the CSME

Jan ’02 – Dec ‘04 Staff Time

2.2

Conduct a Compreh ensive

Review of Arrangements

Relating to Trade in Goods

Jan ’02 – Dec ‘03 $57,500