The United States outlined its ambitions last week for a "revamped dispute resolution system" within the World Trade Organization (WTO). One of the key tenets includes prohibiting discussions on national security matters during the arbitration process.
The US proposal, however, left out any reference to maintaining the current two-tiered system for dispute resolution that includes an Appellate Body as the final arbiter in the WTO's enforcement operations.
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