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Broodstock, Facility and Funding Needs for Production Programs. The Parties hereby commit to a good faith effort to meet the juvenile release programs identified in Tables B1, B2, B3, B4(A or B), B5, B6, and B7. However, juvenile release levels will be dependent on obtaining adequate returns of broodstock, maintaining adequate facility rearing space, and funding to accomplish the agreed-to production programs. The Parties recognize that much of the funding for the production programs central to this Agreement is the responsibility of entities that are not Parties to this Agreement (e.g., BPA, BOR, COE, PUDs and private entities) as mitigation for Columbia River Basin water development projects. All the Parties agree to work cooperatively to provide the necessary facility rearing space and to make a good faith effort to secure the necessary funding for these production programs. In the event that production program goals are not achievable, the Parties will negotiate contingencies on a case-by-case basis through the United States v. Oregon Policy Committee and Dispute Resolution process. For production programs that are not included in Tables B1-B7, the Parties commit annually to provide their individual production plans for review and discussion by the PAC. As a result of this review, the PAC will determine if there are issues that should be forwarded to the Policy Committee. Any such issues will be discussed annually at the Mid-Winter Meeting or otherwise designated negotiation session.
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