Chap5-QualServ.pdf

Trade in Information, Computer and Communication Services, No. 21 (STI Digital Economy Paper 2)

Negotiations on trade in services are a key issue in the context of the multilateral trade negotiations of the Uruguay Round. The two studies contained in this report examine how trade in services concepts could be applied to information, compute...

Summary

The report summarises the initial set of indicators used by the OECD to compare the development of telecommunications in Member countries. The report includes a summary of the original methodology for comparing telecommunication tariffs. Publis...

1989 Decision-Recommendation of the Council on the OECD Notification System on Consumer Safety Measures

Decision-recommendation of the council on the OECD Notification System on Consumer Safety Measures, 26th-27th October 1989 - C(89)106(Final)

Declaration on Transborder Data Flows

Rapid technological developments in the field of information, computers and communications are leading to significant structural changes in the economies of Member countries.

OECD Declaration on Transborder Data Flows (STI Digital Economy Paper 1)

This declaration is intended to make clear the general spirit in which OECD Member countries will address policy issues connected with these transborder data flows.

1983 Recommendation of the Council concerning Safety Measures Taken in the Interest of Children

Recommendation of the council concerning Safety Measures Taken in the Interest of Children. 30th November 1983

1982 Recommendation of the Council Concerning Risk Management and Cost-Benefit Analysis in the Product Safety Field

Recommendation of the council concerning Risk Management and Cost-Benefit Analysis in the Product Safety Field, 25th October 1982 - C(82)122(Final)

1981 Recommendation of the Council Concerning Recall Procedures for Unsafe Products Sold to the Public

Recommendation of the council concerning Recall Procedures for Unsafe Products Sold to the Public, 28th April 1981 - C(81)7(Final)

OECD Guidelines on the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data

In adopting these Guidelines in 1980, OECD member countries intended to "help to harmonise national privacy legislation and, while upholding such human rights, to prevent at the same time interruptions in international flows of data".

Related Documents

• OECD Guidelines on the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data
• The 30th Anniversary of the OECD Privacy Guidelines