Nama 10 constitutes: Argentina, Venezuela, Brazil, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Namibia, Philippines, South Africa and Tunisia Existing provisions of market access is that it is regulated through border measures most of the time. Market access refers to government imposed regulations or measures at the border. Market access should be predictable, making it binding, as well as non discriminatory in terms of national treatment and no less favourable in respect of most favoured nation. Of importance is the fact that market access should grow, which is the reason for the round of negotiations. Generally quantitative restrictions are prohibited but can be allowed under certain circumstances, for example tariffs and non - tariff barriers.