Indeed, the Group’s final report, released earlier this month, states that the agreement “should be designed to evolve over time,” moving “progressively toward a more integrated transatlantic marketplace.” Specifically, the group recommends establishing “an on-going mechanism for improved dialogue and cooperation” on regulatory issues and non-tariff barriers, as well as a “framework for identifying opportunities for…future regulatory cooperation.”
事实上，本月早些时候发布的工作组最终报告指出，协定“应该随时间的推移而修改”，“逐渐地向更统一的跨大西洋市场”前进。具体而言，工作组建议在监管问题和非关税壁垒方面成立“一个不断改善对话和合作的机制”，并建立“识别……未来监管合作机会的框架”。