According to the Principle of "National Treatment" in the North

According to the principle of "national treatment" in the North American Free Trade Agreement, member countries

A) can establish new laws as they wish, as long as these laws apply equally to domestic and foreign- owned firms.
B) can establish specific subsidies to favour their own national firms over international firms, as long as it applies only to domestic operations.
C) must submit any new laws being considered to a cross- border judicial panel before the laws are enacted.
D) cannot establish new laws which harm the domestic environment.
E) have complete autonomy over their own laws and the way in which they are applied to any firm, domestic or foreign, operating on their soil.