Consultation and Review. 1. At the request of a Party, the Parties shall consult with a view to eliminating particular anti-competitive practices that affect trade or investment between the Parties.
2. Within six months of a generic competition law coming into effect in Singapore, the Parties shall consult in order to review the scope and operation of this Chapter with a view to negotiating amendments to this Chapter that may be necessary to ensure the comprehensive protection in their respective territories of the legitimate commercial interests of businesses of the other Party.
3. In undertaking any consultations in accordance with Article 6.2, the Parties shall also discuss the desirability of concluding arrangements for cooperation and mutual assistance in competition policy and enforcement, either as amendments to this Chapter or as separate arrangements between their respective competition authorities.
4. Any information or documents exchanged between the Parties in relation to any mutual consultations and review conducted pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter shall be kept confidential. Neither Party shall, except to comply with its domestic legal requirements, release or disclose such information or documents to any person without the written consent of the Party which provided such information or documents. Where the disclosure of such information or documents is necessary to comply with the domestic legal requirements of a Party, that Party shall notify the other Party before such disclosure is made.
Consultation and Review. 1. The Parties shall consult regularly to ensure that the Rules in this Chapter are administered effectively, uniformly and consistently in order to achieve the spirit and objectives of this Chapter.
2. The Government authorities of the Parties shall consult with each other on any issues that arise concerning origin determination, classification of products or other matters related to this Chapter with a view to resolving such issues and, where relevant, inform the importer of the outcome.
3. The Parties, through the FTA Joint Commission or a relevant subsidiary body, may adopt:
(a) a List of Data Requirements that shall be applied in lieu of the listed data requirements in the Appendix to the Annex on Operational Certification Procedures; or
(b) other administrative practices consistent with this Agreement to ensure that the rules of origin are administered in an effective and trade facilitating manner. Any such List of Data Requirements or administrative practices shall be promptly published and come into effect on the date determined by the Parties through the FTA Joint Commission or a relevant subsidiary body.
4. The Parties shall commence a review of this Chapter within three years and submit a final report to the FTA Joint Commission, including any recommendations, within four years of entry into force of this Agreement.
Consultation and Review. 1. The Parties shall notify each other, where appropriate before adoption, of any legislative or regulatory changes which may materially affect the implementation of this Agreement. References in this Agreement to Australian legislation shall be deemed to include any successor legislation.
2. The Parties shall jointly review the implementation of this Agreement and any matters related thereto one year after the entry into force of this Agreement and regularly thereafter within the duration of this Agreement and additionally as requested by either Party. The Parties agree that the review should in particular look into the mechanism of masking out data according to Article 16(1)(b), any difficulties related to the operational efficiency or cost effectiveness of the mechanism, and experience acquired with similar mechanisms in other mature PNR schemes, including the EU scheme. In the event that an operationally efficient and cost effective mechanism is not available, access to the data will instead be restricted by archiving, and may be accessed only in the way that depersonalized data is accessed under Article 16.
3. The Parties shall agree in advance of the joint review its modalities and shall communicate to each other the composition of their respective teams. For the purpose of the joint review, the European Union shall be represented by the European Commission and Australia shall be represented by the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service. The teams may include experts on data protection and law enforcement. Subject to applicable laws, any participants to the joint review shall be required to respect confidentiality of the discussions and have appropriate security clearances. For the purpose of the joint review, the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service shall ensure access to relevant documentation, systems and personnel.
4. The Parties shall evaluate the Agreement, in particular its operational effectiveness no later than four years after its entry into force.
5. Following the joint review, the European Commission shall present a report to the European Parliament and to the Council of the European Union. Australia shall be given an opportunity to provide written comments which shall be attached to the report.
6. Since the establishment of an EU PNR system could change the context of this Agreement, if and when an EU PNR system is adopted, the Parties shall consult to determine whether this Agreement would need to be adjusted accor...
Consultation and Review. 1. In addition to the provisions for consultation elsewhere in this Agreement, consultation shall take place between the Parties if a Party is of the opinion that any benefits conferred on it by this Agreement are not being achieved and if it requests such consultation in writing. In such consultations, which shall take place as soon as practicable, the Parties shall consider appropriate measures to remedy the situation, which has prompted the request.
2. The consultations provided for in this Article shall take place through the institutional framework established under Article 18 of this Agreement.
Consultation and Review. 1. There shall be periodic consultations between the Member States for the purpose of reviewing the operation of this Agreement. The first such consultations shall take place not later than one year after the date of entry into force of this Agreement, and thereafter shall be held annually or at the request of either Member State. In such consultations a Member State may raise any matters related to the implementation of this Agreement or bearing on trade or commercial relations between the Member States.
2. Should either Member State consider that an obligation under this Agreement has not been fulfilled, or that any benefit conferred upon it by this Agreement is being or might be frustrated, or that any case of special difficulty has arisen, or that a change in circumstances necessitates or might necessitate a variation in the terms of this Agreement, the other Member State shall, on request, enter into consultations as soon as practicable with a view to reaching a mutually satisfactory solution.
3. This Agreement may be amended by the Member States at any time in accordance with their respective constitutional requirements. The Schedules to this Agreement may be varied at any time by mutual consent of the relevant authorities of each Member State.
Consultation and Review. The Parties shall make good faith efforts to resolve all disputes arising under this Agreement through consultations. If consultations are unsuccessful in resolving any dispute, either Party may request a senior management review. Within ten (10) Business Days of any such request, designated vice presidents of Riverstone and Tellabs will meet in a mutually acceptable fashion to exchange relevant information and attempt to resolve the dispute.
Consultation and Review. With GSA, Xxxxx shall present the Final Design at a Section 106 Consultation meeting, issue the presentation electronically, and provide the Signatories and Consulting Parties with a ten (10) business-day review and comment period to submit to GSA further written comments on the Final Design’s conformance with the Secretary’s Standards, except that the DCSHPO will have an additional (5) business days, totaling fifteen (15) business days, so they may review and take other’s comments into consideration in their written comments. If the Signatories and Consulting Parties fail to provide written comments within the applicable allotted comment period, GSA and Xxxxx may assume that the Signatories and the Consulting Parties have no further comments regarding the Final Design. GSA and Xxxxx shall take comments submitted pursuant to this Stipulation into consideration to the fullest reasonable extent prior to GSA submitting the project to NCPC and CFA for review.
Consultation and Review. 1. Following the receipt of each report submitted to the Parties by the International Joint Commission in accordance with paragraph 3 of Article VII of this Agreement, the Parties shall consult on the recommendations contained in such report and shall consider such action as may be appropriate, including:
(a) The modification of existing Objectives and the adoption of new Objectives;
(b) The modification or improvement of programs and joint measures; and
(c) The amendment of this Agreement or any Annex thereto. Additional consultations may be held at the request of either Party on any matter arising out of the implementation of this Agreement.
2. When a Party becomes aware of a special pollution problem that is of joint concern and requires an immediate response, it shall notify and consult the other Party forthwith about appropriate remedial action.
3. The Parties, in cooperation with State and Provincial Governments, shall meet twice a year to coordinate their respective work plans with regard to the implementation of this Agreement and to evaluate progress made.
4. The Parties shall conduct a comprehensive review of the operation and effectiveness of this Agreement following every third biennial report of the Commission required under Article VII of this Agreement.
Consultation and Review. 1. In addition to the provisions for consultations elsewhere in this Agreement, Ministers of the Member States shall meet annually or otherwise as appropriate to review the operation of the Agreement.
2. The Member States shall, at the written request of either, promptly enter into consultations with a view to seeking an equitable and mutually satisfactory solution if the Member State which requested the consultations considers that:
(a) an obligation under this Agreement has not been or is not being fulfilled;
(b) a benefit conferred upon it by this Agreement is being denied;
(c) the achievement of any objective of this Agreement is being or may be frustrated; or
(d) a case of difficulty has arisen or may arise.
3. The Member States shall undertake a general review of the operation of this Agreement in 1988. Under the general review the Member States shall consider:
(a) whether the Agreement is bringing benefits to Australia and New Zealand on a reasonably equitable basis having regard to factors such as the impact on trade in the Area of standards, economic policies and practices, co-operation between industries, and Government (including State Government) purchasing policies;
(b) the need for additional measures in furtherance of the objectives of the Agreement to facilitate adjustment to the new relationship;
(c) the need for changes in Government economic policies and practices, in such fields as taxation, company law and standards and for changes in policies and practices affecting the other Member State concerning such factors as foreign investment, movement of people, tourism, and transport, to reflect the stage reached in the closer economic relationship;
(d) such modification of the operation of this Agreement as may be necessary to ensure that quantitative import restrictions and tariff quotas within the meaning of Article 5 of this Agreement on goods traded in the Area are eliminated by 30 June, 1995; and
(e) any other matter relating to this Agreement.
4. For the purpose of this Agreement, consultations between the Member States shall be deemed to have commenced on the day on which written notice requesting the consultations is given.
Consultation and Review. The Office of General Counsel is available for consultation by any employee who is uncertain as to whether a specific set of circumstances constitutes a conflict or potential conflict in violation of this policy. Such consultation will be treated as confidential to the greatest degree practicable in conformity with university regulations and applicable law. Following consultation, responsibility for formal self-disclosure remains with each individual employee. All disclosure is subject to review by the Office of General Counsel for conformity with policy and procedure.
