AUSTRALIA’S INTERNATIONAL CYBER ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY 16 Provision Description Localisation of computing facilities Countries should not require businesses operating in their territory to locate computing facilities (including computer servers and storage devices for processing or storing information for commercial use) within the country’s borders Cross-border transfer of information by electronic means Countries should allow cross-border transfers of information by electronic means Disclosure of source code Countries should not require the transfer of or access to mass-market software source code as a condition for the import, distribution, sale or use of software Cooperation Governments should cooperate on areas of mutual interest in digital trade including on cyber security matters Elimination of customs duties on technological products Countries should eliminate customs duties on technological business and consumer products through participation in the Information Technology Agreement, or products covered by that agreement Trade facilitation commitments Countries should continue to implement commitments made in the Trade Facilitation Agreement and endeavour to build on those commitments to ensure the efficient movement of goods across borders Commitments on performance requirements Countries should not require technological transfers as a condition of investing in another country