CSCAP’S List of Proposals on Enhancing Interaction
Between Track I and Track II

1.      Encouraging CSCAP working groups to submit the outcome of their deliberations on key issues affecting regional security to the ARF Chair;

2.      Generating policy studies and recommendations on security issues relevant to areas of primary concern to the ARF, as well as those which CSCAP believes the ARF should take into serious deliberation;

3.      Developing policy memoranda on these issues for transmittal to the ARF Chair;

4.      Exploring ways by which these policy inputs may be more effectively fed into the ARF processes;

5.      Exploring possible measures including:

• Periodic briefings of designated ARF senior officials by CSCAP officers and attendance of ARF senior officials at CSCAP meetings;
  
  
• Periodic briefings of CSCAP officers by ARF senior officials;
  
  
• Attendance of CSCAP Working Group Co-Chairs at relevant ARF inter-sessional meetings;
  
  
• Coordination of some CSCAP Working Groups and ARF ISG meetings;
  
  
• Tasking of CSCAP Working Groups by the ARF to research particular cooperative measures, such as preventive diplomacy and measures to combat transnational crime.