RECOGNISE the need for all ASEAN Member States to implement practical confidence-building measures and adopt a set of common, voluntary and nonbinding norms of responsible State behaviour in cyberspace so as to enhance trust and confidence in the use of cyberspace to its full potential to bring about greater regional economic prosperity and integration; RECOGNISE ALSO the value of enhanced dialogue and cooperation on cybersecurity issues with Dialogue Partners and other External Parties, and in other ASEAN-led platforms, including the ARF and the ADMM-Plus. TASK relevant Ministers from all ASEAN Member States to closely consider and submit recommendations on feasible options of coordinating cybersecurity policy, diplomacy, cooperation, technical and capacity building efforts among various platforms of the three pillars of ASEAN, so that ASEAN’s efforts are focused, effective, and coordinated holistically on this important cross-cutting issue; FURTHER TASK relevant Ministers from all ASEAN Member States to make progress on discussions by ASEAN ICT and Cybersecurity Ministers at the AMCC, TELMIN, as well as other relevant sectoral bodies such as the AMMTC, to identify a concrete list of voluntary, practical norms of State behaviour in cyberspace that ASEAN can work towards adopting and implementing, and to facilitate cross-border cooperation in addressing critical infrastructure vulnerabilities, as well as to encourage capacity-building and cooperative measures to address the criminal or terrorist use of cyberspace , taking reference from the voluntary 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). *** 3