You have to write a legal brief (i.e. submission) on behalf of a real or fictional stakeholder of yo ...

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You have to write a legal brief (i.e. submission) on behalf of a real or fictional stakeholder of your choice. Stakeholders may include: Third country governments and public bodies  non-government organisations and other non-commercial entities  peak industry bodies and unions • firms and individuals with special interests  academics and other individuals without vested interests  Stakeholders are invited to consider and comment on the commercial, economic, regional and other impacts that could be expected to arise from a future trade deal. In your submission, you may wish to focus on specific market access challenges and other issues of importance in doing business with the region involved. Possible issues stakeholders may wish to address include: • goods market access (tariffs and quotas) • biosecurity and food safety issues  regulatory issues • customs procedures  cross-border trade in services  financial services • investment, including investor-state dispute settlement • government procurement  intellectual property, including geographical indications  barriers to trade in emerging and innovative industries such as biotechnology, artificial intelligence, IT incubators • movement of persons • competition policy  sustainable development  any other issue you wish to raise (including broad geopolitical dynamics)