[Excerpt from Introduction to 18038:] “Electronic commerce, like present-day commerce, has to comply with the requirements of jurisdictions which impact the way in which electronic commerce is carried out. In addition, to jurisdictions which have a physical, i.e. geographic dimension, there are jurisdictions bounded by type of goods or services dimensions. Examples of jurisdictions with a physical dimension are the European Union, NAFTA, California, Punjab, etc.; (2) those with a goods dimension is the Multi-Fibre Textile Agreement (NAFTA); and, (3) those of a services dimension are found in the transportation, banking, environment, etc. sectors” {See ISO/IEC JTC1 N5296}.
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| WD | CD1 | CD2 | FCD | FDIS | IS |
| 2001-10-22 SC32/N0696 |
2002-10-01 (est.) | YYYY-MM-DD | YYYY-MM-DD | YYYY-MM-DD | YYYY-MM-DD |
Notes: The first draft was distributed at the 2001-10 meeting in
Victoria. As per the status report at the 2002-05 meeting in Seoul, the
CD is expected by "Fall 2002".
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Last Update: 2002-06-20