...1.  Preamble...The Treaty should include a Preamble, developed at the end of the Treaty drafting process, that contains reference to any primary concerns of civil society...2.  Primacy of Human Rights...States must reaffirm the primacy of human rights...[T]he provisions of the Treaty must supersede pre-existing obligations between States...3.  Scope of the Treaty...The scope of the Treaty should be determined with reference to the needs of rights-holders...4.  Corporate Legal Responsibility to Respect Human Rights...The Treaty must recognise that corporations have legal responsibilities to respect human rights...5.  Access to Information and Participation...States must ensure that civil society has access to relevant, sufficient, quality information in connection with each stage of corporate activity...6.  Human Rights Due Diligence...States must establish domestic legislation that legally requires corporations to identify, prevent, mitigate and account for adverse human rights impacts in line with, as a minimum, existing international standards for human rights due diligence...7.  Extraterritorial Obligations...8.  Corporate Criminal Liability...States must ensure that corporate liability for human rights abuses a) includes (among other forms) criminal corporate liability, b) that such criminal liability can extend to corporations...9.  Effective Remedies...States must ensure that people affected by human rights violations connected with corporate activity have access to adequate, effective, prompt, and appropriate remedies...10.  Remedial Mechanisms...