Symposium on International Investment Agreements and Investor-State Dispute Settlement, 2010 With more than 100 legal systems committed to exchanging information with each other under the IRS, exchange relationships between legal systems are generally based on the Multilateral Convention on Mutual Tax Assistance (Convention), which involves more than 100 jurisdictions, and the CRS Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement (CRS MCAA), which is based on Article 6. Legal systems can be based on a bilateral agreement, such as a double taxation agreement or an agreement on the exchange of tax information. In addition, some IRS exchanges will be organised on the basis of the relevant EU directive, agreements between the EU and third countries and bilateral agreements such as the agreements between the UK and the CDOT. The OECD`s work on international investment agreements strengthens liberalization gains on national territory and legal certainty for investment. A new body of state practice and jurisprudence is developing rapidly. The OECD`s work aims to improve understanding of emerging legal and policy issues related to international investment agreements and ultimately improve their performance for governments and investors. Dispute settlement provisions in international investment agreements: a large, fair and fair survey of international investment law, Enhanced cooperation in the application of investment legislation, 2014 Provisions on the exchange of confidential information between agencies, without exception, 2013 Restrictions and restrictions on international cooperation, 2012 Review of the Competition Committee`s work on international cooperation, 2012 Improved international cooperation in antitrust investigations, 2012security control: challenges facing developing and developing countries Development Track, 2011-2011-1999Communication on Transnational Mergers, 1998 Whish-Wood Report, 1992 The 2014 Recommendation is under review and , to this end, a survey was carried out in 2019 by OECD and NTC Member States. Further information on recent developments in international cooperation in competition implementation will be provided in 2020/2021. Each section of the list is presented separately, along with the relevant provision of the 2014 OECD recommendation on international cooperation in competition investigations and procedures, as well as a list of relevant clauses in the 15 bilateral cooperation agreements. If so, the list of relevant clauses contains provisions contained in five second-generation contracts (i.e.: