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Interest Chart
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PEOPLE |
INTERESTS |
OPTIONS |
BATNA
(Best
Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement) |
OBJECTIVE
CRITERIA |
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In Thailand |
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Thai
Broiler Processing Exporters Association |
Help
members gain access to the Australian market Prevent
the Australian government from adopting equally stringent standards when
considering import requirements for fresh frozen chicken Prevent
other governments from following Australia in setting unreasonably
stringent standards Expand
export opportunities for members |
Urge
the Thai government to press Australia harder to lower the exiting
temperature/time parameters Commission an
expert to conduct a test on heat inactivation of IBDV Look for other
markets Ask Thai
government to take issue to the WTO |
Ask
the Thai government to take the issue to WTO |
WTO
SPS Agreement Standards
of chicken importing countries Office
International Des Epizooties (OIE) 1997 report |
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Thai
Chicken Growers Association |
Enhance
opportunities for members to sell more chickens Strengthen
cooperation with Thai Broiler Processing Exporters Association |
Support
Thai Broiler Processing Exporters Association |
Support
Thai Broiler Processing Exporters Association |
WTO
SPS Agreement Standards
of chicken importing countries OIE
1997 report |
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Thai
Feed Mill Association |
Increase
sales opportunities for members Foster
working relations with Broiler Processing Exporters Association |
Support
Thai Broiler Processing Exporters Association |
Support
Thai Broiler Processing Exporters Association |
WTO
SPS Agreement Standards
of chicken importing countries OIE
1997 report |
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Board
of Trade of Thailand |
Expand
trade opportunities for Promote
national economic and trade development Maintain
leadership and credibility as voice of business |
Raise
issue before Export Promotion Committee Urge
Australian-Thai Chamber of Commerce to lobby Australian government Suggest
Thai government file complaint with WTO |
Raise
issue before Export Promotion Committee |
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Ministry
of Foreign Affairs (MFA) |
Gain
credit for expanding export markets for Thai chicken products Promote
the interests of Thai exporters in foreign markets Enhance
MFA’s role in foregin trade promotion Preserve
good relations with Australia Promote
international trade |
Press
Australia harder to lower existing temperature/time parameters Ask
OIE to conduct a study on the strains of IBDV in Thailand and Australia |
Ask
MOC to fiile complaint with WTO |
WTO
SPS Agreement Standards
of chicken importing countries OIE
1997 report |
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Ministry
of Commerce (MOC) |
Gain
credit for expanding export markets for Thai chicken products Maintain
MOC’s leadership role in foreign trade promotion Expand
export opportunities for Thai exporters Eliminate
barriers to Thai exprots in foreign markets Promote
int’l trade norms |
Work
closely with MFA in negotiations with Australia Impose
a boycott on Australian dairy and meat products Delay
consideration of some imports from Australia File
complaint with WTO |
File
complaint with WTO |
WTO
SPS Agreement Standards
of chicken importing countries OIE
1997 report |
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Department
of Livestock, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives |
Boost
credibility of Thailand's veterinary inspection and health surveillance
systems Help
promote exports of Thai agricultural products |
Conduct
a test on heat inactivation of IBDV Ask
OIE to research the strains of IBDV present in Thailand and Australia and
measure heat activation of these strains Seek
Australia’s recognition of IBDV-free or low-disease areas in Thailand |
Ask
MOC to file complaint with WTO |
WTO
SPS Agreement Standards
of chicken importing countries OIE
1997 report |
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Senate
Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade |
Gain
credit for expanding export markets for Thai chicken Promote
the interests of Thai exporters |
Pressure
the government to solve the problem quickly Solicit
support from those members of Australia’s Senate who support free trade |
Ask
the government to take the issues to the WTO |
WTO
SPS Agreement Standards
of chicken importing countries OIE
1997 report |
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House
Committee on Agriculture |
Gain
credit for expanding export markets for Thai chicken Promote
the interests of Thai exporters Get
votes from constituents |
Pressure
the government to solve the problem quickly Solicit
support from those members of Australia’s Senate who support free trade |
Ask
the government to take the issues to the WTO |
WTO
SPS Agreement Standards
of chicken importing countries OIE
1997 report |