**Table 7 Continued. Mapping:** **_Maritime transport Services_**

|**Australian categories**|**Weight**|**Score**|**Weighted**<br>**score**|**The World Bank data**|**Weight**|**Score**|**Weighted**<br>**score**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**Discretionary imposition or restrictions, including for**<br>**retaliatory purposes**|**0.05**|||**Discretionary imposition or restrictions, including for retaliatory purposes**|**0.05**|||
|Governments are able to impose selective restrictions|0.05|1||Restriction on repatriation of earning|0.5|0.25||
|Governments are unable to impose selective restrictions|0.05|0||Difference in licensing criteria for foreign and domestic applicants|0.5|0.25||
|||||Other forms of discrimination|0.5|0.25||
|**Score will be sum of Column G for World Bank score**<br>**weighted by 0.05**|**0.5**|||No right to appeal regulatory decisions|0.5|0.25||
|**United Nations Liner Code**|**0.05**|||**United Nations Liner Code**|**0.05**|||
|Economy is party of the code and applies to Article 2 of the code.|0.05|1||Economy is party of the code and applies to Article 2 of the code|0.05|1||
|Economy is party to the code but does not apply Article 2 of the<br>code.|0.05|0.75||Economy is party to the code but does not apply Article 2 of the code|0.05|0.75||
|Economy is not party to code|0.05|0||Economy is not party to code|0.05|0||
|**Government permits conference**|**0.05**|||**Government permits conference**|**0.1**|||
|Governments permits the operation of conferences|0.05|1||There is exemption of carrier agreements from competition law|0.05|1||
|Conferences are subject to effective competition|0.05|0||Exemption of carrier agreements from competition law does not exist|0.05|0||
|**Bilateral maritime services agreements on cargo sharing**|**0.05**|||||||
|The score for an economy is taken from the 35 by 35 matrix of<br>bilateral agreements on cargo sharing|0.05|1||||||
|**Composition of the board of directors**|**0.02**|||**Composition of the board of directors**|0.02|||
|The score is inversely proportional to the percentage of the board<br>that can comprise foreigners|0.02|0||The score is inversely proportionately to the percentage of the board that can<br>comprise foreigners. If b = maximum percentage of the board that can comprise<br>foreigners.<br>|0.02|1-b||
|**Temporary movement of people**<br>No temporary entry of executives, senior managers and/or<br>specialists|**0.01**<br>0.01|1||**Temporary movement of people ( we used information on temporary**<br>**movement ofpeople for accounting services)**<br>No limitation on the duration of stay initially allowed for IPC|**_0.01_**<br>0.01|1||
|Temporary entry of executives, senior managers and/or specialists<br>up to 30 days|0.01|0.75||Duration of stay initially allowed for IPC is up to 1 month|0.01|0.75||
|Temporary entry of executives, senior managers and/or specialists<br>up to 60 days|0.01|0.5||Duration of stay initially allowed for IPC is up to 2 month|0.01|0.5||
|Temporary entry of executives, senior managers and/or specialists<br>up to 90 days|0.01|0.25||Duration of stay initially allowed for IPC is up to 3 month|0.01|0.25||
|Temporary entry of executives, senior managers and/or specialists<br>over 90 days|0.01<br>**1**|0||Duration of stay initially allowed for IPC is over 3 month|0.01<br>**1**|0||

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