Common use of Committee on Trade in Goods Clause in Contracts

Committee on Trade in Goods. 1. The parties establish a Committee on Trade in Goods (hereinafter referred to as the Committee), comprising representatives of each party. 2. Meetings of the Committee on Trade in Goods and any ad hoc working group shall be chaired by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and T urismo of Peru and the Ministry of Foreign Trade of Costa Rica, or their successors. 3. The functions of the Committee shall include: (a) Monitor the implementation and administration of this chapter; (b) Report to the Commission on the implementation and administration of this chapter, where appropriate; (c) Promoting trade in goods between the parties including through consultations on accelerating tariff elimination under this Agreement and other issues as appropriate; (d) Addressing barriers to trade in goods between the parties, in particular those related to the application of non-tariff measures and, if appropriate, submit such matters to the Commission for its consideration; (e) The Commission to provide advice and recommendations on technical assistance needs in matters relating to this chapter; (f) Reviewing conversion in the Harmonized System nomenclature of the 2007 and its subsequent revisions to ensure that the obligations of each Party under this treaty are not altered, consult and to resolve any conflicts between: (i) The Harmonized System 2007 or subsequent nomenclatures and annex 2.3 (tariff elimination); and (ii) Annex 2.3 (elimination) and national tariff nomenclatures; (g) Consultation and make the best efforts to resolve any difference that may arise among the parties on matters related to the classification of goods under the Harmonized System; (h) Establish ad hoc working groups with specific mandates; and (i) Address any other matter related to this chapter. 4. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the Committee shall meet at least one (1) year, on a date and with an agenda agreed by the parties. the parties determine cases where it may make extraordinary meetings. 5. Meetings may be conducted by any means agreed by the parties. if they are witnessing, alternately in the territory of each party and shall be based on the Party hosting the meeting. the first meeting of the Committee shall be carried out no later than one (1) year after the date of Entry into Force of this Treaty. 6. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the Standing Committee shall establish its rules of procedure. 7. All decisions of the Committee shall be taken by mutual agreement. 8. The parties establish the Ad Hoc Working Group on Trade in agricultural goods, which will bring to the Committee on Trade in Goods. in order to discuss any matter relating to market access for agricultural goods, this group shall meet at the request of a party, no later than thirty (30) days after the submission of the request.

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Samples: Free Trade Agreement, Free Trade Agreement

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Committee on Trade in Goods. 1. The parties establish a Committee on Trade in Goods (hereinafter referred to as the Committee), comprising representatives of each party. 2. Meetings of the Committee on Trade in Goods and any ad hoc working group shall be chaired by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and T urismo Tourism of Peru and the Ministry of Foreign Trade Economy of Costa RicaGuatemala, or their successors. 3. The functions of the Committee shall include: (a) Monitor the implementation and administration of this chapter; (b) Report to the Commission on the implementation and administration of this chapter, where appropriate; (c) Promoting trade in goods between the parties including through consultations on accelerating tariff elimination under this Agreement and other issues as appropriate; (d) Addressing barriers to trade in goods between the parties, in particular those related to the application of non-tariff measures and, if appropriate, submit such matters to the Commission for its consideration; (e) The Commission to provide advice and recommendations on technical assistance needs in matters relating to this chapter; (f) Reviewing conversion in the Harmonized System nomenclature of the 2007 and its subsequent revisions to ensure that the obligations of each Party under this treaty are not altered, consult and to resolve any conflicts between: (i) The Harmonized System 2007 or subsequent nomenclatures and to annex 2.3 (tariff elimination)2.3; and (ii) Annex 2.3 (elimination) nomenclatures and national tariff nomenclaturesnational; (g) Consultation and make the best efforts to resolve any difference that may arise among the parties on matters related to the classification of goods under the Harmonized System; (h) Establish ad hoc working groups with specific mandates; and (i) Address any other matter related to this chapter. 4. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the Committee shall meet at least one (1) year, on a date and with an agenda agreed by the parties. the The parties determine cases where it may make extraordinary meetings. 5. Meetings may be conducted by any means agreed by the parties. if If they are witnessing, alternately in the territory of each party and shall be based on the Party hosting the meeting. the The first meeting of the Committee shall be carried out no later than one (1) year after the date of Entry into Force of this Treaty. 6. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the Standing Committee shall establish its rules of procedure. 7. All decisions of the Committee shall be taken by mutual agreement. 8. The parties establish the Ad Hoc Working Group on Trade in agricultural goods, which will bring to the Committee on Trade in GoodsCommittee. in In order to discuss any matter relating to market access for agricultural goods, this group shall meet at the request of a party, no later than thirty (30) days after the submission of the request.

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Samples: Free Trade Agreement

Committee on Trade in Goods. 1. The parties Parties hereby establish a the Committee on Trade in Goods (hereinafter referred to as the "Committee"), comprising composed of representatives of each partyParty. 2. Meetings The meetings of the Committee on Trade in Goods Committee, and of any ad hoc working group Ad Hoc Working Group, shall be chaired by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Trade Commerce, Industry and T urismo Tourism of Peru Colombia and of the Ministry of Foreign Trade of Costa Rica, or their successors. 3. The functions of the Committee shall include, inter alia: (a) Monitor monitoring the implementation and administration of this chapterChapter; (b) Report reporting to the Commission on the implementation and administration of this chapterChapter, where as appropriate; (c) Promoting promoting trade in goods between the parties Parties, including through consultations on accelerating the expansion and acceleration of tariff elimination under this Agreement Agreement, and other issues matters as appropriate; (d) Addressing barriers address obstacles to trade in goods between the partiesParties, in particular those related relating to the application of non-tariff measures nontariff measures, and, if as appropriate, submit such matters to the Commission for its consideration; (e) The provide the Commission to provide with advice and recommendations on technical assistance needs in matters relating to this chapterChapter; (f) Reviewing review the conversion in to the Harmonized System nomenclature of the 2007 and its subsequent revisions in force to ensure that the obligations of each Party under this treaty Agreement are not altered, consult and conduct consultations to resolve any conflicts between: (i) The the Harmonized System 2007 or subsequent nomenclatures nomenclature in force and annex 2.3 (tariff elimination)Annex 2-B; and (ii) domestic nomenclatures and Annex 2.3 (elimination) and national tariff nomenclatures2-B; (g) Consultation consult and make the best efforts to resolve any difference differences that may arise among between the parties Parties on matters related relating to the classification of goods under the Harmonized System; (h) Establish ad hoc working groups establish Ad-Hoc Working Groups with specific mandates; and (i) Address to deal with any other matter related to this chapterChapter. 4. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties agree otherwiseParties, the Committee shall meet at least one (1) once a year, on a the date and with an according to the agenda agreed by the partiespreviously agreed. the parties determine cases where it may make extraordinary meetings. 5. Meetings may be conducted by any means agreed by the parties. if they are witnessing, alternately in the territory of each party and shall be based on the Party hosting the meeting. the The first meeting of the Committee shall be carried out held no later than one (1) year after the date of Entry entry into Force force of this TreatyAgreement. By mutual agreement, the Parties may hold extraordinary meetings. 5. The meetings may be held by any means agreed upon by the Parties. When they are face-to-face, they shall be held alternately in the territory of each Party, and it shall be the responsibility of the host Party to organize the meeting. 6. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties agree otherwiseParties, the Standing Committee shall establish be of a permanent nature and shall develop its rules of procedureworking rules. 7. All decisions of the Committee shall be taken by mutual agreement. 8. The parties Parties establish the Ad Ad-Hoc Working Group on Trade in agricultural goodsAgricultural Goods, which will bring shall report to the Committee on Trade in GoodsCommittee. in order to discuss For the purpose of discussing any matter relating related to market access for agricultural goods, this group shall meet at the request of a party, Party no later than thirty (30) 30 days after the submission of the requestrequest is made.

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Samples: Free Trade Agreement

Committee on Trade in Goods. 1. The parties Parties establish a Committee on Trade in Goods (hereinafter referred to as the Committee), comprising representatives of each partywhose composition is established in Annex 3.16. 2. Meetings The Committee shall examine matters related to this Chapter, Chapter 4 (Rules of the Committee on Trade in Goods and any ad hoc working group shall be chaired by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and T urismo of Peru Origin), Chapter 5 (Customs Procedures) and the Ministry of Foreign Trade of Costa Rica, or their successorsUniform Regulations. 3. The functions of Without detriment to Article 18.05(2) (Committees), the Committee shall includeshall: (a) Monitor the implementation and administration of this chapter; (b) Report Refer to the Commission on matters that impede access to markets in the implementation and administration territory of this chapterthe Parties, where appropriate; (c) Promoting trade in goods between the parties including through consultations on accelerating tariff elimination under this Agreement and other issues as appropriate; (d) Addressing barriers to trade in goods between the parties, in particular those related particularly relating to the application of non-tariff measures and, if appropriate, submit such matters to the Commission for its consideration; (e) The Commission to provide advice and recommendations on technical assistance needs in matters relating to this chapter; (f) Reviewing conversion in the Harmonized System nomenclature of the 2007 and its subsequent revisions to ensure that the obligations of each Party under this treaty are not altered, consult and to resolve any conflicts between: (i) The Harmonized System 2007 or subsequent nomenclatures and annex 2.3 (tariff elimination)measures; and (iib) Annex 2.3 (elimination) and national tariff nomenclatures; (g) Consultation and make the best efforts to resolve any difference that may arise promote trade in goods among the parties on matters related Parties, through consultations and studies to accelerate the elimination of tariffs by modifying the time limits established in Annex 3.04(2) (Tariff Elimination Programme). ANNEX 3.04(6) PRICE BANDS 1. Except as otherwise provided in Annex 3.04(2) (Tariff Elimination Programme), the Parties may, subject to the classification conditions of goods under this Annex, use price band systems. 2. In using price band systems relating to imports of goods, the Harmonized System;Parties shall not, within the scope of this Agreement, incorporate new products or modify the mechanisms or apply them in a manner that restricts access to their respective territories. (h) Establish ad hoc working groups 3. The Tariff Elimination Programme shall not apply to the specific duties deriving from the price band systems. However, in the event that these specific duties are dismantled in full or in part with specific mandates; and (i) Address respect to any Party or non-Party after this Agreement comes into force, the Party that applies the price band system shall grant the other Party treatment no less favourable than it grants to any other matter related to this chapterParty or non-Party. 4. Unless For the parties agree otherwisepurposes of this Annex, the Committee shall meet at least one Parties incorporate their applicable law and the schedule of goods that are currently included in the price band systems, which are listed below. In the case of Chile The products covered by Law 18.525 (1) year"Ley 18.525"), on a date and in accordance with an agenda agreed the Chilean Harmonized System, as amended by the parties. the parties determine cases where it may make extraordinary meetings. 5. Meetings may be conducted by any means agreed by the parties. if they 1996 Harmonized System are: (Note: The descriptions are witnessingprovided for purposes of reference) Tariff classification Description Subheading 1001.90 Wheat and meslin, alternately in the territory except hard wheat Heading 11.01 Wheat or meslin flour Subheading 1507.10 Crude soybean oil Subheading 1507.90 Other soybean oil Subheading 1508.10 Crude peanut oil Subheading 1508.90 Other peanut oil Subheading 1509.10 Virgin olive oil Subheading 1509.90 Other olive oil Heading 15.10 Other olive oils and blends of each party and shall be based on the Party hosting the meeting. the first meeting of the Committee shall be carried out no later than one (1) year after the date of Entry into Force of this Treaty. 6. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the Standing Committee shall establish its rules of procedure. 7. All decisions of the Committee shall be taken by mutual agreement. 8. The parties establish the Ad Hoc Working Group on Trade in agricultural goods, which will bring to the Committee on Trade in Goods. in order to discuss any matter relating to market access for agricultural goods, this group shall meet at the request of a party, no later than thirty (30) days after the submission of the request.these oils with oils from heading 15.09 Subheading 1511.10 Crude palm oil Subheading 1511.90 Other palm oil

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Samples: Free Trade Agreement

Committee on Trade in Goods. 1. The parties Parties establish a Committee on Trade in Goods (hereinafter referred to as the Committee), comprising composed of representatives of each partyParty. 2. Meetings The meetings of the Committee on Trade in Goods Committee, and of any ad Ad-hoc working group group, shall be chaired by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and T urismo Tourism of Peru and the Ministry of Foreign Trade Commerce and Industries of Costa RicaPanama, or their respective successors. 3. The functions of the Committee shall include: (a) Monitor monitor the implementation and administration of this chapterChapter; (b) Report report to the Commission on the implementation and administration of this chapterChapter, where as appropriate; (c) Promoting promote trade in goods between the parties Parties, including through consultations on accelerating the acceleration of tariff elimination under this Agreement Agreement, and such other issues matters as may be appropriate; (d) Addressing barriers address obstacles to trade in goods between the partiesParties, in particular especially those related to the application of non-tariff measures and, if appropriate, submit such these matters to the Commission for its consideration; (e) The Commission to provide the Trade Capacity Building Committee with advice and recommendations on technical assistance needs in matters relating to this chapterChapter; (f) Reviewing review the conversion in to the 2007 Harmonized System nomenclature of the 2007 and its subsequent revisions to ensure that the each Party's obligations of each Party under this treaty Agreement are not altered, and consult and to resolve any conflicts between: (i) The the Harmonized System of 2007 or subsequent later nomenclatures and annex Annex 2.3 (tariff eliminationTariff Elimination Program); and (ii) Annex 2.3 (eliminationTariff Elimination Program) and national tariff nomenclatures; (g) Consultation consult and make the use their best efforts to resolve any difference differences that may arise among between the parties Parties on related matters related to with the classification of goods under the Harmonized System; (h) Establish ad establishing Ad-hoc working groups with specific mandates; and (i) Address to deal with any other matter related to this chapterChapter. 4. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties agree otherwiseParties, the Committee shall meet at least one (1) once a year, on a the date and with an according to the agenda previously agreed by the partiesParties. the parties The Parties shall determine those cases where it in which extraordinary meetings may make extraordinary meetingsbe held. 5. Meetings The meetings may be conducted held by any means agreed upon by the partiesParties. if When they are witnessingface-to-face, they shall be held alternately in the territory of each party Party, and it shall be based on the responsibility of the host Party hosting to organize the meeting. the first meeting of the Committee shall be carried out no later than one (1) year after the date of Entry into Force of this Treaty. 6. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the Standing Committee shall establish its rules of procedure. 7. All decisions of the Committee shall be taken made by mutual agreement. 87. The parties Parties establish the Ad Hoc Ad-hoc Working Group on Trade in agricultural goodsAgricultural Goods, which will bring shall report to the Committee on Trade in Goods. in order to discuss For the purpose of discussing any matter relating related to market access for agricultural goods, this group shall meet at the request of a party, Party no later than thirty (30) days after the submission of the requestrequest is made.

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Samples: Free Trade Agreement

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Committee on Trade in Goods. 1. The parties Parties hereby establish a Committee on Trade in Goods (hereinafter referred to as the Committee), comprising composed of government representatives of each partyParty. 2. Meetings The Committee shall meet as necessary to consider any matters arising under this Chapter. During the first five years after entry into force of this Agreement, the Committee on Trade in Goods and any ad hoc working group shall be chaired by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and T urismo of Peru and the Ministry of Foreign Trade of Costa Rica, or their successorsmeet no less than once a year. 3. The Committee’s functions of the Committee shall include: (a) Monitor the implementation and administration of this chapter; (b) Report to the Commission on the implementation and administration of this chapter, where appropriate; (c) Promoting promoting trade in goods between the parties Parties, including through consultations on accelerating tariff elimination under this Agreement and other issues as appropriate; (db) Addressing addressing barriers to trade in goods between the partiesParties, in particular other than those within the competence of other committees, working groups or any other subsidiary bodies established under this Agreement, especially those related to the application of non-tariff measures and, if appropriate, submit such refer these matters to the Commission for its consideration; (ec) The Commission reviewing the future amendments to provide advice and recommendations on technical assistance needs in matters relating to this chapter; (f) Reviewing conversion in the Harmonized System nomenclature of the 2007 and its subsequent revisions to ensure that the each Party’s obligations of each Party under this treaty Agreement are not altered, consult including by establishing, as needed, guidelines for the transposition of Parties’ Schedules to Annex 2-D (Tariff Commitments) and consulting to resolve any conflicts between: (i) The amendments to the Harmonized System 2007 or subsequent nomenclatures and annex 2.3 Annex 2-D (tariff eliminationTariff Commitments); andor (ii) Annex 2.3 2-D (eliminationTariff Commitments) and national tariff nomenclatures; (gd) Consultation consulting on and make the best efforts endeavouring to resolve any difference differences that may arise among between the parties Parties on matters related to the classification of goods under the Harmonized System; System and Annex 2-D (h) Establish ad hoc working groups with specific mandatesTariff Commitments); and (ie) Address undertaking any other matter related additional work that the Commission may assign to this chapterit. 4. Unless The Committee shall consult, as appropriate, with other committees established under this Agreement when addressing issues of relevance to those committees. 5. The Committee shall, within two years of the parties agree otherwisedate of entry into force of this Agreement, submit to the Commission an initial report on its work under paragraphs 3(a) and 3(b). In producing this report, the Committee shall meet at least one (1) yearconsult, on a date and as appropriate, with an agenda agreed by the parties. the parties determine cases where it may make extraordinary meetings. 5. Meetings may be conducted by any means agreed by the parties. if they are witnessing, alternately in the territory of each party and shall be based on the Party hosting the meeting. the first meeting of the Committee shall be carried out no later than one (1) year after the date of Entry into Force of this Treaty. 6. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the Standing Committee shall establish its rules of procedure. 7. All decisions of the Committee shall be taken by mutual agreement. 8. The parties establish the Ad Hoc Working Group on Trade in agricultural goods, which will bring to the Committee on Agricultural Trade in established under Article 2.25 (Committee on Agricultural Trade) and the Committee on Textile and Apparel Trade Matters established under Chapter 4 (Textile and Apparel Goods. in order to discuss any matter relating to market access for agricultural goods, ) of this group shall meet at the request of a party, no later than thirty (30) days after the submission Agreement on portions of the requestreport of relevance to those committees.

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Samples: Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans Pacific Partnership (Cptpp)

Committee on Trade in Goods. 1. The parties Parties hereby establish a Committee on Trade in Goods (hereinafter referred to as the Committee)Goods, comprising composed of representatives of each partyParty. 2. Meetings The Committee shall meet periodically, and at any other time at the request of either Party or the Commission, to ensure the effective implementation and administration of this Chapter. In this regard, the Committee on Trade in Goods and any ad hoc working group shall be chaired by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and T urismo of Peru and the Ministry of Foreign Trade of Costa Rica, or their successors. 3. The functions of the Committee shall includeshall: (a) Monitor monitor the implementation and administration by the Parties of this Chapter; (b) at the request of either Party, review proposed modifications of or additions to this Chapter; (c) recommend to the Commission modifications of or additions to this Chapter, and to other provisions of this Agreement to conform with any change to the Harmonized System; (d) consider any tariff or non-tariff issue raised by either Party3; and (e) consider any other matter relating to the implementation and administration by the Parties of this Chapter raised by: (i) a Party; or (ii) any sub-committee established pursuant to paragraph 4. 3. If the Committee fails to resolve a matter referred to it within 30 days of such referral, either Party may request a meeting of the Commission under Article 20.1 (Joint Commission). 4. Upon written request of a Party, a sub-committee shall be established and convene a meeting of relevant officials from each Party within 90 days or at a mutually agreed time for discussions with a view to resolving issues resulting from the implementation and administration of this chapter; (b) Report Chapter and its Annexes. The sub-committee may refer to the Commission on the implementation and administration of this chapter, where appropriate; (c) Promoting trade in goods between the parties including through consultations on accelerating tariff elimination under this Agreement and other issues as appropriate; (d) Addressing barriers to trade in goods between the parties, in particular those related to the application of non-tariff measures and, if appropriate, submit such matters to the Commission Committee any matter for its consideration; (e) The Commission to provide advice and recommendations on technical assistance needs in matters relating to this chapter; (f) Reviewing conversion in the Harmonized System nomenclature of the 2007 and its subsequent revisions to ensure that the obligations of each Party under this treaty are not altered, consult and to resolve any conflicts between: (i) The Harmonized System 2007 or subsequent nomenclatures and annex 2.3 (tariff elimination); and (ii) Annex 2.3 (elimination) and national tariff nomenclatures; (g) Consultation and make the best efforts to resolve any difference that may arise among the parties on matters related to the classification of goods under the Harmonized System; (h) Establish ad hoc working groups with specific mandates; and (i) Address any other matter related to this chapter. 4. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the Committee shall meet at least one (1) year, on a date and with an agenda agreed by the parties. the parties determine cases where it may make extraordinary meetings. 5. Meetings may be conducted by any means agreed by Each Party shall, to the parties. if they are witnessingextent practicable, alternately in take all necessary measures to implement modifications of, or additions to, this Chapter within 180 days of the territory of each party and shall be based date on which the Commission agrees on the Party hosting the meeting. the first meeting of the Committee shall be carried out no later than one (1) year after the date of Entry into Force of this Treatymodification or addition. 6. Unless This Chapter is not to be construed to prevent a Party from issuing a determination of origin or an advance ruling relating to a matter under consideration by the parties Committee or from taking other action it considers necessary, pending a resolution of the matter under this Agreement. 3 The Parties agree otherwise, the Standing Committee shall establish its rules of procedureto discuss issues related to icewine including labelling and definition pursuant to this paragraph. 7. All decisions of the The Parties hereby establish a Sub-Committee shall be taken by mutual agreement.on Trade in Forest Products as set out in Annex 2-B. 8. The parties Parties hereby establish the Ad Hoc Working Group on Trade in agricultural goods, which will bring to the a Sub-Committee on Trade in Goods. Automotive Goods as set out in order to discuss any matter relating to market access for agricultural goods, this group shall meet at the request of a party, no later than thirty (30) days after the submission of the request.Annex 2-C.

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Samples: Free Trade Agreement

Committee on Trade in Goods. 1. The parties Parties hereby establish a Committee on Trade in Goods (hereinafter referred to as the Committee)Goods, comprising representatives of each partyParty. 2. Meetings The Committee shall meet once a year or at the request of either Party or of the Trade Committee on Trade in Goods to consider any matter arising under this Chapter, Chapter [Rules of Origin] or any other Chapter as provided under Chapter [Institutional, General and any ad hoc working group shall be chaired by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and T urismo of Peru and the Ministry of Foreign Trade of Costa Rica, or their successors.Final Provisions] 3. The functions of the Committee shall includemeet alternately in the European Union or Viet Nam or at such venues and times as may be agreed by the Parties. Meetings may be held by any means of communication as mutually determined by the Parties. 4. The Committee shall implement the following functions in accordance with Article X.2 [Specialised Committees] of Chapter [Institutional, General and Final Provisions]: (a) Monitor reviewing and monitoring the implementation and administration operation of this chapterthe Chapters referred to in paragraph 2; (b) Report to the Commission on the implementation identifying and administration of this chapter, where appropriate; (c) Promoting trade in goods between the parties including through consultations on accelerating tariff elimination under this Agreement and other issues as appropriate; (d) Addressing barriers to trade in goods between the parties, in particular those related to the application of non-tariff recommending measures and, if appropriate, submit such matters to the Commission for its consideration; (e) The Commission to provide advice and recommendations on technical assistance needs in matters relating to this chapter; (f) Reviewing conversion in the Harmonized System nomenclature of the 2007 and its subsequent revisions to ensure that the obligations of each Party under this treaty are not altered, consult and to resolve any conflicts between: (i) The Harmonized System 2007 or subsequent nomenclatures and annex 2.3 (tariff elimination); and (ii) Annex 2.3 (elimination) and national tariff nomenclatures; (g) Consultation and make the best efforts to resolve any difference that may arise among the parties on matters related arise, and to the classification promote and facilitate improved market access, including any acceleration of goods tariff commitments under the Harmonized SystemArticle 3.4; (hc) Establish ad hoc recommending the Trade Committee to establish any working groups with specific mandatesgroups, as it deems necessary; and (id) Address undertaking any other matter related additional work that the Trade Committee may assign.] (e) propose decisions to this chapter. 4. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the Committee shall meet at least one (1) year, on a date and with an agenda agreed be adopted by the parties. Trade Committee for amending the parties determine cases where it may make extraordinary meetings. 5. Meetings may be conducted by any means agreed by the parties. if they are witnessinglist of fragrant rice varieties, alternately included in the territory Annex 2 - [x], Elimination of each party and shall be based on Customs duties, section B point 13 c). ANNEX [X]‌ a) measures of Viet Nam governing the Party hosting the meeting. the first meeting importation of the Committee shall be carried out no later following goods: Right-hand steering vehicles (including their components and those modified to left-hand drive ones prior to importation into Viet Nam), except for specialized right-hand steering vehicles operating in small areas such as cranes, trench and canal digging machines, garbage trucks, road sweepers, road construction trucks, airport passenger transportation buses, fork-lifts used at warehouses and ports. Used consumer goods, comprising: - Textiles and clothes; footwear; - Electronic goods (including printers, fax machines, laptops of more than one (1) year after 3 years since the date of Entry into Force manufacture, disk drivers); - Refrigerating equipment and products; - Household electric goods; - Medical apparatus; - Furniture; - Household goods made from porcelain, clay, glass, metal, resin, rubber, plastic, and other materials. Used vehicles and spare parts, including: - Used motor-vehicles of this Treaty. 6. Unless more than 5 years since the parties agree otherwisedate of manufacture; - Used machines, the Standing Committee shall establish its rules structures, inner tires, tires, accessories, motors of procedure. 7automobiles, tractors, 2-wheel and 3-weel motorbikes; - Internal combustion engines and machines with internal combustion engines having capacity below 30 CV - Bicycles, 2-wheel and 3-wheel vehicles; Asbestos products and materials under amphibole group. All decisions types of specialized coding machines and cipher software programs used in the Committee shall be taken by mutual agreementsector of protection of state secrets. 8. The parties establish the Ad Hoc Working Group on Trade in agricultural goods, which will bring to the Committee on Trade in Goods. in order to discuss any matter relating to market access for agricultural goods, this group shall meet at the request of a party, no later than thirty (30) days after the submission of the request.

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Samples: Trade Agreement

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