CETA investment court could lag years behind rest of deal

The EU will likely pressure holdouts to ratify the agreement eventually, says official.
Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland has promoted the investor-state dispute settlement system in the CETA as being the most progressive in the world.
The most controversial portion of Canada’s trade deal with Europe may need approval from each national parliament in the European Union before coming into effect, potentially lagging years behind most parts of the agreement, a senior Canadian government official told reporters last week.

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