The Australia-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry of New South Wales
	CHAMBER SEMINAR PAPERS These documents comprise Chamber contributions to various conferences and seminars since the beginning of 2000. Earlier documents are available in Archives. In order to print the documents without losing text it may be necessary to alter the margin setting on your browser.
Click title for details	What Other Nations’ China-Related Organisations and Business Councils Are Doing in China, Seminar on Australia-China Trade and Investment Trends in the Next 10 Years 2001-1010 -- 24 May 2001. Suggestions for Improvements in the Supervision of Law Enforcement in China, International Seminar on the Environment of Law Enforcement Supervision, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province, People’s Republic of China -- 27-29 June 2000.
Trade and investment	What Other Nations’ China-Related Organisations and Business Councils Are Doing in China Seminar on Australia-China Trade and Investment Trends in the Next 10 Years 2001-1010, 24 May 2001. Contents: Introduction: A Survey of China-Related Organisations Relevance of Anticipated Accession to the WTO The Business Climate in China Sales, service and distribution Rule of Law Labour and Benefits Other Areas for Improvement US Sanctions and Export Controls Industry Specific Issues Evaluation of the AmCham-China Document Further Implications for Australian Business To download: http://www.accci.com.au/trade/cofcsem.htm
China’s legal system	Suggestions for Improvements in the Supervision of Law Enforcement in China International Seminar on the Environment of Law Enforcement Supervision, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province, People’s Republic of China, 27-29 June 2000. Contents: Introduction The Role of the Public Sector in Implementing Reforms Relevance to Law Enforcement Supervision Improving the Capability of the Public Sector The Possibility of a Chinese Academy of Law To download: http://www.accci.com.au/trade/lawsem.htm
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