They point out that such provisions weaken democracy, that in terms of the CETA agreement currently being negotiated, Europe and Canada both have legal systems that are more than capable of handling disputes between investors and governments, and that ISDS forces taxpayers to pay for the public health, environmental and other regulations of their governments to foreign corporations if they are sued.
Ces organismes signalent que de telles dispositions affaiblissent la démocratie et que, en ce qui concerne l'accord économique et commercial global qui est en cours de négociation, l'Europe et le Canada disposent de systèmes juridiques qui sont parfaitement capables de régler les différends entre les investisseurs et les gouvernements.
