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4. THE AGREEMENT for all ASEAN Judiciaries to consider regularly

updating the content of their respective AJP pages relating to their judicial,
legal and business environments.

5. THE AGREEMENT for each ASEAN Judiciary to consider uploading current

and quality content on the AJP by collaborating with various organisations

in their respective jurisdictions such as law firms, legal and judicial
research or training institutions, and universities.

6. THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the execution of a Memorandum of

Understanding among all ASEAN Judiciaries, as represented by their

respective Chief Justices, setting out the roles, responsibilities and

obligations of the ASEAN Judiciaries in relation to the development and

provision of content for the AJP.

7. THE AGREEMENT for Malaysia and the CACJ Secretariat to explore a
collaboration with the Permanent Bureau of the Hague Conference on

Private International Law to conduct a Masterclass for ASEAN judges and

judicial officers on The Hague Convention on the Taking of Evidence
Abroad in Civil or Commercial Matters, and The Hague Convention on the

Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial

Matters.

8. THE AGREEMENT for the Working Group on Facilitating Service of Civil

Processes within ASEAN to study the feasibility of adopting a Model Rule

on taking evidence for foreign proceedings and to submit a report to the
CACJ at the next meeting.

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