RESTRICTED  WORLD TRADE  
ORGANIZATION  WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
18 August 2003 
 (03-4286) 
Working Party on the  
Accession of Cambodia  
 
 
ACCESSION OF CAMBODIA 
 
Draft Schedule of Specific Commitments in Services  
Draft List of Article II MFN Exemptions  
 
Corrigendum  
  The following changes should be made to the commitments circulated in document WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6:  WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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A. HORIZONTAL COMMITMENTS APPLI CABLE TO SECTORS LISTED IN THE SECTORAL PART OF THE SCHEDULE 
Subsidies  (3), (4) Unbound for subsidies, including  
for research and development.  
Tax measures  (1), (2), (3) None with respect to taxes  
Land  (3) Non-Cambodian natural and juridical 
persons may lease but not own land.   
Acquired rights The conditions of ownership, management, 
operation, juridical form and scope of activities as set out in a license or other form 
of approval establishing or authorizing the 
operation or supply of services by an existing foreign service supplier, will not be 
made more restrictive than those in 
existence as of the date of Cambodia’s accession to the WTO.   
Investment incentives  Commercial 
presence  (3) Investors , seeking incentives under the 
provisions of the Law on Investment,  
shall have the obligation to provide 
adequate and consistent training to 
Cambodian staff, including for promotion 
to senior positions. (3) None    WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1
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Presence of natural persons (4) Unb ound except for measures concerning 
the entry and temporary stay of a natural 
person who falls in one of the following categories: 
 
Business visitors 
 
 
A natural person who: 
 
- enters Cambodia for the purposes of 
participating in business meetings, establishing business contacts including 
negotiations for the sale of services and/or 
other similar activities; 
- stays in Cambodia without receiving 
income from within Cambodian sources;  
- does not engage in making direct sales to 
the general public or supplying services. 
 
Entry visa for business visitors shall be valid for a period of 90 days for an initial stay of 30 
days, which may be extended. 
 (4) Unbound, except for measures 
affecting the categories referred to 
under market access.  
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 Persons responsible for setting up of a 
commercial establishment:  
 Persons working in an executive or managerial 
position, receiving remuneration from an 
entity as defined below, within a juridical 
person , who are responsible for the setting up, in 
Cambodia, of a commercial presence of a 
service provider of a Member , that will support 
employment of persons described in a, b, and 
c below.  The subject persons are not subject 
to a maximum duration of stay  when : the 
representatives are not engaged in making direct 
sale or supplying services; and the service 
provider has its principal place of business in the 
territory of a WTO Member other than 
Cambodia and has no other representative, 
office, branch or subsidia ry in Cambodia .  
 
Intra-Corporate Transferees  
 
Natural persons who have been employed by a 
juridical person of another member for a period of not less than 1 year and who seek temporary 
entry to provide servi ces through a branch, 
subsidiary and affiliate  in Cambodia and who 
are: 
 
a) Executives:
 without requiring compliance 
with labour market tests, persons within an 
organization who primarily direct the management of the organization, exercise wide 
latitude in decision-maki ng, and receive only 
general supervision or direction from higher-level executives, the bo ard of directors, or 
shareholders of the business.  Executives would 
not directly perform tasks related to the actual     WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1
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supply of a service or services of the 
organization. 
 b) Managers
: without requiring compliance 
with labour market tests, natural persons 
employed by a juridical entity and who possess knowledge at an advanced level of expertise or 
proprietary knowledge of a juridical entity 
product, service, re search, equipment, 
techniques, or management, and who primarily 
direct the organization or a department of the organization; supervise and control the work of 
other supervisory, professional or managerial 
employees; have the authority to hire and fire or recommend hiring, firing or other personnel 
actions; and exercise discretionary authority 
over day-to-day operations.  They do not include first-line supervisors, unless the 
employees supervised are professionals, nor do 
they include employees who primarily perform tasks necessary for the supply of the service. 
 
c) Specialists
:  Natural persons, within an 
organization who possess knowledge at an 
advanced level of continued expertise and 
who possess proprietary knowledge of the organization's services, research equipment, 
techniques, or management. who are 
expected to have a university degree or its 
equivalent, employed by a juridical entity and 
whose qualifications and expertise are not 
available in the Kingdom of Cambodia or those 
who are seeking work in fields in which 
Cambodians are in short supp ly. 
 
Temporary residency and work permit is 
required for the natural persons in the  WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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categories defined under intra-corporate 
transferees.  Such permits are issued for two 
years and may be renewed annually up to maximum of total five years. 
B. SECTOR-SPECIFIC COMMITMENTS 
I. BUSINESS SERVICES 
1. Professional Services 
(a) Legal services  
(CPC 861): (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) In commercial association with 
Cambodian law firms1, and may not 
directly represent clients in courts.  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
 Foreign legal consultancy on 
law of jurisdiction where service supplier is qualified as 
a lawyer (including home 
country law, third country 
law, and international law) 
Legal Consultancy
 (1) None 
(2) None (3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None (3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
(b) Accounting, auditing, 
bookkeeping  (CPC 86211, 86212, 86220)  (1) None, except must have commercial 
presence in Cambodia for auditing services. 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1) None 
  
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
                                                      
1 If legal services provided in foreign law (including home country and third country law) and international law, the commercial association with Cambodian law 
firms is not required.  Commercial association is understood to include any commercial arrangement and does not imply a specific juridical form.    WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1
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(c)  Taxation services (CPC 8630) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section  
(d) Architectural services 
(consulting, planning or design services) 
(CPC 8671) (1) None 
(2) None (3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None (3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
(e) Engineering services 
(CPC 8672) 
(f) Integrated engineering services 
(CPC 8673) 
(g) Urban planning and landscape 
architectural services 
(CPC 8674) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
(h)  Specialized medical services 
(CPC 93122) 
 Dental services (CPC 93123**) 
 These services are limited only 
to orthodontic services, oral 
surgery, and other specialized 
dental services (1) Unbound 
(2) None 
(3) Provision of services is permitted through 
a joint venture with Cambodian juridical persons  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1) Unbound 
(2) None 
(3) None 
  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section   WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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2. Computer and Related Services 
(a) Consultancy services related to 
the installation of computer 
hardware  (CPC  841) 
(b) Software implementation 
services  (CPC 842) 
(c) Data processing services  
(CPC 843) 
(d) Data base services  
(CPC 844) 
(e) Other  
(CPC 845+849) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the   
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
5. Rental/Leasing Servi ces without Operators  
(d)  Renting and leasing of studio 
recording equipment  
(CPC 83109**) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
6. Other Business Services 
(a) Advertising services (CPC 871) 
 (1), (2), (3) Unbound until 31 December 
2008. 1 January 2009. After that date 
subject to legislation in place  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1), (2), (3) Unbound until 31 
December 2008. 1 Januar y 2009. 
After that date subject to legislation in 
place  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section Cambodia will undertake commitment 
no later than after 1 January 2009,  
following development of the 
necessary legislation and regulations . 
(b)  Market research services  
(CPC 86401)  
(c) Management consulting services 
(CPC 865) 
(d) Services related to man. 
Consulting  
(CPC 866)  
(e)  Technical testing and analysis 
services (CPC 8676) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.    WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1
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(h)  Services incidental to mining 
(CPC 883**)  
 Exclusively covers consultancy 
on a fee or contract basis relating 
to mining and oil field 
development  
(j)  Services incidental to energy 
distribution (887**) 
 Exclusively covers only 
consultancy services related to 
the transmission and distribution on a fee or contract basis of 
electricity, gaseous fuels and 
steam and hot water to household, industrial, 
commercial and other users (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
(k) Placement and supply services 
of Personnel  
(CPC 872) 
(m) Engineering related scientific 
and technical consulting services (CPC 8675) 
(q) Packaging services  
(CPC 876) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
II. COMMUNICATION SERVICES 
2. Courier Services 
Cambodia Post has a monopoly in postal services for all mail transported weighing less than 500 grams  
Courier services (CPC 7512) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.   WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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3. Telecommunication Services 
Commitments are taken consistent with "Notes for Scheduling Basi c Telecom Services Commitments" (S/GBT/W/2/Rev.1) and Market Ac cess Limitations on Spectrum 
Availability" (S/GBT/W/3). 
(a) Voice telephone services  
(CPC 7521) 
(b) Packet-switched data 
transmission services  (CPC 7523**) 
(c) Circuit-switched data 
transmission services  (CPC 7523**) 
(d) Telex services (CPC 7523**) 
(e) Telegraph services (CPC 7522) (f) Facsimile services (CPC 
7521**+ 7529**) 
(g) Private leased circuit services 
(CPC 7522**+7523**) (1) Services provided only over the circuits 
leased from Telecom Cambodia.  Starting 
no later than 1 January 2009: None 
 (2) None 
(3) Provided exclusively by Telecom 
Cambodia. Starting no later than 1 January 2009: None, except subject to 
requirement for local share holding of up 
to 49%. 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1) Services provided only over the 
circuits leased from Telecom 
Cambodia.  Starting no later than 
1 January 2009: None 
(2) None 
(3) Provided exclusively by Telecom 
Cambodia. Starting no later than 1 January 2009: None 
 
 (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section Cambodia undertakes obligations 
contained in the Reference Paper 
attached hereto by the date of 
accession . 
(h) E-mail (CPC 7523**) (i) Voice-mail (CPC 7523**) 
(j) On-line information and data 
base-retrieval (CPC 7523**)  
(k) Electronic Data Interchange 
(CPC 7523**) 
(l) Enhanced/value added facsimile 
services, incl. store and forward, 
store and retrieve (7523**) 
(m) Code and protocol conversion 
(n) On-line information and/or data 
processing (including 
transaction processing)  
(CPC 843**) (1) None. 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
  
(o)  Other services: 
 - Mobile services (1) None 
(2) None (3) None  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1) None 
(2) None (3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  Cambodia commits to permit 
licensed suppliers of mobile telecommunications services choice 
of technology used in the supply of 
such services.    WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1
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III. CONSTRUCTION AND RELATED  ENGINEERING SERVICES 
1. General Construction Work for 
Buildings  
(CPC 512) 
2. General Construction Work for 
Civil Engineering  
(CPC 513)  
3. Installation and Assembly Work 
(CPC 514; CPC 516) 
4. Building Completion and 
Finishing Work  
(CPC 517) 
5. Other  
(CPC 511, 515, 518) (1) Unbound ∗ 
(2) None 
(3) None   
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1) Unbound* 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section  
IV. DISTRIBUTION SERVICES 
1.  Commission agents’ services  
(CPC 621) (1), (2), (3) Unbound  until 31 December 
2008, thereafter, None  
 
(4) Unbound , except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1) None Unbound  
(2) None Unbound  
(3) None Unbound  
(4) Unbound , except as indicated in the 
horizontal section Cambodia will undertake 
commitments no later than  negotiate 
taking commitments after  1 January 
2009, following transition period 
necessary to develop legislation and 
regulations . 
                                                      
∗ Unbound due to lack of technical feasibility.  WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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2.  Wholesale trade services 
 
 Wholesale trade services of 
motor vehicles (CPC61111) 
 
 Sales of parts of motor vehicles 
(CPC6113) 
 
 Sales of motorcycles and 
related parts (CPC6121) 
 
 Wholesale trade services of 
radio and television equipment, 
musical instruments and records, music scores and tapes 
(CPC62244) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None  (4) Unbound except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None  (4) Unbound except as indicated in the 
horizontal section    WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1
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3.  Retailing services 
 
- Whole sale and r Retail sales of 
motor vehicles  
(CPC 6111);  
- Sales of parts of motor vehicles 
(CPC 6113); 
- Sales of motorcycles and related 
parts (CPC 6121). 
 
For supermarkets and large department stores only
2:  
 
- Food and non-food  retailing 
services (CPC631+632), 
excluding sales of 
pharmaceutical goods, medical and orthopaedic goods 
(CPC63211).  
-
 Food retailing services  
(CPC 631);  
- Non-food retailing services 
(CPC 632), excluding sales of 
pharmaceutical goods, medical 
and orthopedic goods  
(CPC 63211)  
- Retailing services of radio and 
television equipment, music 
instruments, music scores, and 
audio and video records and 
tapes (CPC63234) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None  (4) Unbound except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound except as indicated in the 
horizontal section  
                                                      
2 Large supermarkets and department stores are those of floor space no less than 2,000  3,000 m2.  WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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5. Franchising services (CPC 8929) (1), (2), (3), (4)   Unbound  
(1), (2), (3) Unbo und until 31 December 
2008, thereafter, None 
 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1), (2), (3), (4)  Unbound  
(1) None 
(2) None (3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section Cambodia will undertake negotiate 
taking  commitments no later than 
after 1 January 2009, following 
transition period necessary to develop 
legislation and reg ulations . 
6. Other -  Retail sales of motor fuel  
(CPC 613) (1)  None 
(2) None 
(3) None  
(4) Unbound except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1)  None 
(2) None 
(3) None  
(4) Unbound except as indicated in the 
horizontal section  
V. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 
3. Higher education services  
(CPC 923) 
4. Adult education  
(CPC 924) 
5. Other education services  
(CPC 929) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound except as indicated in the 
horizontal section Cambodia will seek to establish an 
independent national accrediting 
process for market purposes in 
education and professional services which is in keeping with global 
practice. 
VI. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 
1. Sewage services  
(CPC 9401) 
2. Refuse disposal services  
(CPC 9402) 
3. Sanitation and similar services 
(CPC 9403) 
4. Other services  
- Cleaning of exhaust gases  
(CPC 9404) 
- Noise abatement services 
 (CPC 9405) 
- Nature and landscape protection 
services  
(CPC 9406) 
- Other environmental services 
not included elsewhere  
(CPC 9409) (1) None 
(2) None (3) None  
(4) Unbound except as indicated in the 
horizontal section (1) None 
(2) None (3) None   
(4) Unbound except as indicated in the 
horizontal section    WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1
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VII. FINANCIAL SERVICES 
1. All insurance and insurance-related services 
(a) Life insurance services 
(CPC 81211) 
(b) Non-life insurance services 
(CPC 8129)  (1)  Natural or juridical person can enter into 
contract only with the insurance 
companies licensed to carry out insurance 
business in the Kkingdom of Cambodia 
(2)  None 
(3) None, but services must be provided by 
financial institutions licensed as insurance 
companies in Cambodia.  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
 
 
 (2) None 
(3) None  
 
 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
(b) Non-life insurance services 
(CPC 8129) (1) None for marine, aviation, and 
transport insurance from 1 January 
2009, or once a law has been passed, the 
appropriate regulations in place and a local firm authorized, whichever comes 
first. 
 
 Until the condition s above are met, 
marine, aviation and transport insurance services may be supplied by 
insurance companies licensed to carry 
out insurance busines s in the Kingdom 
of Cambodia. 
 
 For all other non-life insurance 
services, n N
atural or juridical person can 
enter into contract only with the insurance 
companies licensed to carry out insurance business in the Kingdom of Cambodia . 
  
(2) None (3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section  (1) None 
 
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
(2) None (3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section    WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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(c) Reinsurance and retrocession 
(CPC 81299 ) (1)  None, except companies must reinsuranc e 
20% of their risk in Cambodia Re until 31 
December 2008 .  Insurance contracts of 
total sum insured of less than or equal to 
USD 500,000 must be reinsured locally 
until 31 December 2008 1 January 2009 .  
Thereafter, None  
(2)  None 
(3) None, except companies must reinsure 
20% of their risk in Cambodia Re until 1 
January 2008.  Thereafter, None.   None 
after 1 January 2009.  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None  
 
  
 
  
(2) None 
(3) None 
 
  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
(d) Services auxiliary to insurance 
(including broking and agency services)  
(CPC 8140) (1) None 
(2) None (3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None (3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.    WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1
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2. Banking and oth er financial services  
 The following commitments refe r to commercial banking only.  
The commitments for subsectors 
(a), (b) and (d) refer to commercial banking only. 
 
(a) Acceptance of deposits and 
other repayable funds from the 
public (CPC 81115 – 81119) 
(b) Lending of all types, including, 
inter alia, consumer credit, 
mortgage credit, factoring and 
financing of commercial transaction (CPC 8113); 
(d)  All payment and money 
transmission service, including credit, charge and debit cards, 
traveller cheques and bankers 
drafts (CPC 81339
3)  
  
 
(1) None, except deposits from the public 
must be reinvested in Cambodia 
(2) None 
(3) None, except only permitted through 
authorized financial institutions as banks 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
  
 
(1) None  
(2) None 
(3) None  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
The commitments for subsectors (c) 
and (e) refer to commercial 
banking only. 
 (c) Financial leasing 
 
(e) Guarantees and commitments (1) Unbound 
(2) None 
(3) Unbound until related laws and 
regulations are established 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
 (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section .  
                                                      
3 According to Services sectoral classification list, this refers  to only part of the total range of activities covered by the C PC concordance.  WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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(f) Trading for own account or 
for account of customers, 
whether on an exchange, in an over-the-counter market or 
otherwise, the following 
 
(A)  money market instruments 
(including cheques, bills, 
certificates of deposits); 
(B) foreign exchange 
(C)  derivative products including, but not limited to, 
futures and options; 
(D) exchange rate and interest rate instruments, including 
products such as swaps, 
forward rate agreements; (E) transferable securities; 
(F) other negotiable 
instruments and financial assets, including bullion 
 
(g) Participation in issues of all 
kinds of securities, including 
underwriting and placement 
as agency (whether publicly or privately) and provision of 
services related to such issues; 
 
(h)  Money broking; 
 (i) Asset management, such as 
cash or portfolio management, 
all forms of collective investment management, 
pension fund management, 
custodial, depository and trust  
 
  
 
 (1) Unbound 
(2) None 
(3) Unbound for subsectors (f) – (l), until 
the Government of Cambodia 
determines what types of entities can conduct these services, the related laws 
and regulation are established, and 
such business is authorized by the government or other relevant 
designated authority. 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
 
  
 
 (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
 
  
 
  
 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section    WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1
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services; 
 
(j) Settlement and clearing 
services for financial assets, 
including securities, derivative 
products, and other negotiable instruments; 
 
(k)  Provision of financial 
information, and financial 
data processing and related software by suppliers of other 
financial services 
 (l)  Advisory, intermediation and 
other auxiliary financial 
services on all the activities listed in subparagraphs (v) 
through (xv), including credit 
reference and analysis, investment and portfolio 
research and advi ce, advice on 
acquisitions and on corporate restructuring and strategy. 
 
VIII. HEALTH RELATED AND SOCIAL SERVICES 
1. Hospital services  
 Ownership and management of 
private hospitals and clinics only  
 (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None, except at least one director for 
technical matters must be Cambodian 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section   WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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IX. TOURISM AND TRAVEL RELATED SERVICES 
1. Hotels  (CPC 64110)  
 
 (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None for hotel 3 stars or higher4 . 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section  
 Restaurants (CPC 642, 643) (1) Unbound* 
(2) None 
(3) Permit is granted taking into account 
characteristics of the area5 
(4) Unbound (1) Unbound* 
(2) None 
(3) Unbound 
 
(4) Unbound  
2.  Travel agencies and tour 
operators services (CPC7471) 
 (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None, except foreign equity participation 
limited to 51% for travel agencies 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None  
 (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
3. Tourist guides services  
(CPC 7472) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None  
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  Cambodian nationality requirement for tourist guides (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section 
  
X. RECREATIONAL, CULTURAL AND SPORTING SERVICES 
- Other entertainment services 
n.e.c. (CPC 96199): 
-- Cinema theatre services, 
including cinema projection services (1) None Unbound
 
(2) None 
(3) None, except subject  to requirement for 
local shareholding of up to 49%  
(4) Unbound, except as  provided in the 
horizontal section (1) None  Unbound  
(2) None 
(3) None 
 (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section  
                                                      
4 3 stars hotel is defined as in the Fifth Draft Hotel Rating Classification of Ma rch 2003 which will be implemented in December 2003.    
5 The main criteria are: the number of and impact on existing restaurants, historical and artistic characteristics of the locati on, geographic spread, impact on traffic 
conditions and creation of new employment.   WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1
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XI. TRANSPORT SERVICES 
1.  Maritime Services 
International transport  (Freight and 
passengers) (CPC7211 and 7212), 
excluding cabotage 
 (1) Unbound 
(2) Unbound 
(3) Unbound 
(4) Unbound (1) Unbound 
(2) Unbound 
(3) Unbound 
(4) Unbound Where not otherwise made available 
to the international maritime transport 
suppliers pursuant to Article XXVIII 
(c) (ii), no measures shall be applied which deny reasonable and non-
discriminatory access to the following 
services: 
 
1. Towing and tug assistance; 2. Provisioning, fuelling and 
watering; 
3. Garbage collecting and ballast 
waste disposal; 
4. Emergency repair facilities; 
5. Lightering and water taxi 
services; 
6. Ship agencies; 
7. Custom brokers; 8. Stevedoring and terminal 
services; 
9. Surveying and classification 
services. 
3. Air Transport Services  
- Aircraft repair and maintenance 
services  
(CPC 8868) 
- Selling and marketing of air 
transport services 
- Computer Reservation System 
Services (CRS) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None 
(4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.   WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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6. Road Transport Services 
(a) Passenger transportation  
(CPC 7121 + 7122) 
(b) Freight transportation  
(CPC 7123) 
(c) Rental of commercial vehicles 
with operator  (CPC 7124) (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
(d) Maintenance and repair of road 
transport equipment  
(CPC 6112+8867) 
(e) Supporting services for road 
transport services  
(CPC 744) (1) None  
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1) None 
(2) None 
(3) None (4) Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
7. Pipeline Transport Services  
(a)  Transport of fuels (CPC 7131) 
(b)  Transport of other goods   (CPC 7139) (1)  Services must be provided through a 
contract of concession granted by the State on case-by- cases basis. 
(2)  None 
(3)  Services must be provided through a 
contract of concession granted by the 
State on case-by-cases basis. 
(4)  Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section. (1)  None  Unbound
 
  
(2)  None 
(3)  None  Unbound
 
 
 
(4)  Unbound, except as indicated in the 
horizontal section.  
 
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REFERENCE PAPER  
 Scope
 
 The following are definitions and principles on the regulatory framework for the basic 
telecommunications services. 
 Definitions
 
 Users
 mean service consumers and service suppliers. 
 
Essential facilities  mean facilities of a public telecommunica tions transport network or service that: 
  (a) are exclusively or predominantly provide d by a single or limited number of suppliers; 
and 
 
 (b) cannot feasibly be economically or technically substituted in order to provide a service.  A major supplier
 is a supplier which has the ability to mate rially affect the terms of participation 
(having regard to price and supply) in relevant  market for basic telecommunications services as a 
result of: 
 
 (a) control over essential facilities; or  (b) use of its position in the market.  1.   Competitive safeguards
 
 
1.1.  Prevention of anti-competitive practices in telecommunications  
  Appropriate measures shall be maintained for the purpose of preventing suppliers who, alone 
or together, are a major supplier from engaging  in or continuing anti-competitive practices. 
 
1.2.   Safeguards
 
  The anti-competitive practices referred to above shall include in particular:   (a) engaging in anti-competitive cross-subsidization; 
 (b) using information obtained from comp etitors with anti-competitive results; and 
 (c) not making available to other services s uppliers on timely basis technical information 
about essential facilities and commercially rele vant information which are necessary for 
them to provide services. 
 2.   Interconnection
 
 
2.1.   This section applies to linking with supp liers, providing public telecommunications transport 
networks or services in order to allow the users of one supplier to communicate with users of another supplier and to access services provi ded by another supplier, where specific 
commitments are undertaken. 
 WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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2.2.   Interconnection to be ensured
 
  Interconnection with a major supplier will be en sured at any technically feasible point in the 
network.  Such interconnection is provided: 
 
 (a) under non-discriminatory terms, cond itions (incl. technical standards and 
specifications) and rates and of a quality no less favourable than that provided for its 
own like services or for like services of non-affiliated service suppliers or for its subsidiaries or other affiliates; 
 (b) in a timely fashion, on terms, conditions  (incl. technical standards and specifications) 
and cost-oriented rates that are transparent, reasonable, having regard to economic 
feasibility, and sufficiently unbundled so that  the supplier need not pay for network 
components or facilities that it does not require for the service to be provided; and 
 (c) upon request, at points in addition to th e network termination points offered to the 
majority of users, subject to charges that reflect the cost of construction of necessary 
additional facilities. 
 2.3.  Public availability of the pr ocedures for interconnection negotiations
 
  The procedures applicable for interconnecti on to a major supplier will be made publicly 
available. 
 
2.4.   Transparency of interconnection arrangements
 
  It is ensured that a major supplier will make  publicly available either its interconnection 
agreements or a reference interconnection offer. 
 
2.5.   Interconnection: dispute settlement
 
  A service supplier requesting interconnection with  a major supplier will have recourse, either: 
  (a) at any time or 
 (b) after a reasonable period of time which has been made publicly known to an 
independent domestic body, which may be  a regulatory body as referred to in 
paragraph 5 below, to resolve disputes re garding appropriate terms, conditions and 
rates for interconnection within a reasonable period of time, to the extent that these 
have not been established previously. 
 
3.   Universal service
 
  Any Member has the right to define the ki nd of universal service obligation it wishes to 
maintain.  Such obligations will not  be regarded as anti-competitive per se , provided they are 
administered in a transparent, non-discrimin atory and competitively neutral manner and are 
not more burdensome than necessary for the kind  of universal service defined by the Member. 
 4.   Public availability of licencing criteria
 
  Where a licence is required, the following will be made publicly available: 
 
 (a) all the licensing criteria and the period of  time normally required to reach a decision 
concerning an application for  a licence and 
 (b) the terms and conditio ns of individual licences. 
 
 The reasons for the denial of a licence will be  made known to the applicant upon request.  WT/ACC/SPEC/KHM/6/Corr.1 
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 5. Independent regulators
 
  The regulatory body is separate from, and not accountable to, any supplier of basic 
telecommunications services.  The decisions of and the procedures used by regulators shall be 
impartial with respect to all market participants. 
 6. Allocation and use of scarce resources
 
  Any procedures for the allocation and use of scarce resources, including frequencies, numbers 
and rights of way, will be carried out in an objective, timely, transparent and non-
discriminatory manner.  The current state of allocated frequency bands will be made publicly 
available, but detailed identification of freque ncies allocated for specific government uses is 
not required. 
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Sector or sub-sector Description of measure indicating its 
inconsistency with Article II Countries to which the 
measure applies Intended 
duration Conditions creating the  
need for the exemption 
Audiovisual services - Production and 
distribution of television 
programmes and cinematographic works Measures based upon coproduction 
agreements of audiovisual works, which 
confer National Treatment to audiovisual 
works covered by such  these
 agreements. Countries with which such 
bilateral or plurilateral 
agreements are in force, now 
or in the future All countries 
with whom cultural 
cooperation may be desirable  Indefinite 
 The aim of these agreements is to 
promote cultural links between the 
countries concerned  
Audiovisual Services  
- Production and 
distribution of television 
programmes and 
cinematographic works Measures granting the benefit of support 
programmes (such as “Fonds d’aide a la production de l”agence intergouvernmental 
de la Francophonie”) to audiovisual works, 
and suppliers of such works meeting origin criteria. Countries with which bilateral 
and plurilateral agreements have been signed in the area of 
cultural cooperation.  Indefinite 
 These programmes aim at preserving 
and promoting the cultural identity of countries with which Cambodia has a 
long-standing cultural links 
Audiovisual services 
-  Production and 
distribution of 
audiovisual works through broadcasting  
transmission to the public Measures which extend National Treatment 
to audiovisual works which meet certain 
origin criteria regarding access to  
broadcasting  transmission. Countries with which bilateral 
or plurilateral agreements 
concluded in the area of 
cultural cooperation. Indefinite 
 These measures aim, within the 
sector, to promote cultural values both 
within Cambodia, and with other 
countries, including in the region 
Land transport Facilitation of tr ansport and transit transport 
agreements. Existing and future bilateral or 
plurilateral  agreements  Indefinite The need to promote tourism and 
trade in transport services especially among the neighbouring countries. 
Internal waterways Establishe s procedures, charges, and 
specific regulations applicable for ships of 
countries concerned operating in Mekong river basin. Existing and future bilateral or 
plurilateral  agreements Indefinite Ensure and facilitate navigation in the 
Mekong river. 
Maritime transport Establishe s procedures, charges, and 
specific regulations for maritime transport 
applicable for ships of  countries concerned 
operating in Siam Gulf. Existing and future bilateral or 
plurilateral  agreements Indefinite Ensure and facilitate navigation in the 
Siam Gulf. 
 
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