From: [email protected] (Lars Poulsen) Subject: Re: Canada - Korea MRA At 12:31 PM 3/10/97 EST, [email protected] wrote: >Indeed there is a Mutual Recognition Arrangement between Canada and Korea (as >there is between the US and Korea, the EU and Korea, and probably others.). >The Canadian Arrangement (not an Agreement, I've been told) does not cover >market access and that is the subject of new negotiations now.
I am only an engineer, and don't know anything about selling in Korea, but I am curious what this means. I thought that the approvals were a requirement for putting the equipment on the market, and if there was a formal arrangement for recognizing each others' approvals, that would mean there was market access. Does the statement about no market access mean "we'll accept your statements about TECHNICAL properties of the equipment, but reserve the right to shut your product out on NON-TECHNICAL grounds" ? / Lars Poulsen [email protected] +1-805-562-3158 OSICOM Technologies (Internet Business Unit) (formerly RNS) 7402 Hollister Avenue Manager of Remote Access Engineering Goleta, CA 93117 Internets designed while you wait
