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The Future of WTO Dispute Settlement

The World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute settlement rules and procedures are working and should be allowed to continue in force. There is no call for wholesale revisions to the Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU) at this time. There are, however, several areas that warrant further attention over the next few years. First, members should consider modifying current practice so as to protect solutions reached in settlement. Second, members are likely to develop legislative responses in the future to controversial panel and Appellate Body reports. Third, members must ensure greater transparency in the dispute settlement process, and should start by making their own submissions public.