FINALISED COPY of State behaviour, and practical confidence building measures are essential for stability and predictability in cyberspace. 9. To that end, and in response to ASEAN Leaders’ direction to make progress on discussions to identify a concrete list of voluntary, non-binding and practical norms of State behaviour in cyberspace that ASEAN can work towards adopting and implementing, AMCC participants agreed to subscribe in-principle to the 11 voluntary, non-binding norms recommended in the 2015 Report of the United Nations Group of Governmental Experts on Developments in the Field of Information and Telecommunications in the Context of International Security (UNGGE), as well as to focus on regional capacity-building in implementing these norms. 10. Participants expressed in-principle support on the need to establish the ASEAN Directory of Cyber Points-of-Contact. 11. Participants agreed to forward the outcomes of these discussions to the 33rd ASEAN Summit for notation and to other relevant ASEAN sectorals for further consideration. 12. Towards this, participants agreed to forward the 3rd AMCC Chairman’s Statement to the ASEAN Secretariat for further action, as appropriate. *** 2