Free Trade Commission Sample Clauses

Free Trade Commission. 1. The Parties hereby establish the Free Trade Commission, comprised of ministerial level officials of the Parties or their appointees with the same decision ability, as set out in Annex 11 (Free Trade Commission). 2. The Commission shall: (a) oversee the fulfillment and correct application of the provisions of this Agreement; (b) evaluate the achieved results in the application of this Agreement; (c) oversee the further elaboration of this Agreement; (d) seek to resolve disputes that may arise regarding the interpretation or application of this Agreement, in accordance with Chapter 15 (Dispute Settlement); (e) supervise the work of all Committees and Working Groups established under this Agreement and recommend appropriate actions; (f) consider and make decisions on issues referred to it by the Committees and Working Groups established under this Agreement or by either Party; (g) establish the amount of remuneration and expenses that will be paid to Panelists; and
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Free Trade Commission. The Parties hereby establish a Free Trade Commission (hereinafter referred to as “the Commission”).
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Free Trade Commission. The Parties hereby establish the Free Trade Commission, comprised of ministerial level officials of the Parties or their appointees with the same decision ability, as set out in Annex 11 (Free Trade Commission).
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Free Trade Commission. 1. The Parties establish the Free Trade Commission, which will be made up of the high- level government officials of each Party referred to in Annex 17.1.1, or by whom they designate, and will be chaired successively by each Party. 2. The Commission shall establish, at its first meeting, its rules and procedures, and shall adopt its decisions and recommendations by consensus. 3. Ordinary meetings of the Commission will take place once a year, unless the Parties agree otherwise. Either Party may request that an extraordinary meeting be convened. The meetings of the Committee may be held in person or through any technological means. 4. The Commission shall hold its first ordinary meeting within the first year of validity of this Agreement.
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Free Trade Commission. 1. The Parties hereby establish the Free Trade Commission, comprising the officials mentioned in Annex 17-01(1} or their designees. 2. The Commission shall:
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Free Trade Commission. 1. If the Parties cannot settle the dispute within the term established in Article 17.4 (Consultations), only the complaining Party may request in writing the intervention of the Commission. 2. The complaining Party may also request in writing a meeting of the Commission where consultations have been held pursuant to Article
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Free Trade Commission. 1. The Parties hereby establish a Free Trade Commission (hereinafter referred to as the "Commission"). 2. The Commission shall be composed of relevant government officials of each Party and shall be co-chaired by: (a) in the case of Thailand, the Director-General of the Department of Trade Negotiations of Ministry of Commerce for Thailand, or their respective designee; and (b) in the case of Sri Lanka, Secretary of the Ministry of Trade or their respective designee.
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Free Trade Commission. 1. The Parties hereby establish the Free Trade Commission. 2. The Commission shall be composed of relevant government officials of each Party and shall be co-chaired by senior officials of the Parties. 3. The Commission shall: (a) review and monitor the implementation and operation of this Agreement; (b) consider and, as appropriate, decide on specific matters relating to the implementation and operation of this Agreement, including matters reported by relevant Committees or working groups established under this Agreement; (c) supervise and coordinate the work of the Committees and the working groups established under this Agreement; (d) seek to resolve disputes that may arise regarding the interpretation, implementation or application of this Agreement; (e) adopt the Rules of Procedures pursuant to Article 12.14; and (f) carry out any other function as the Parties may agree. 4. The Commission may: (a) establish and delegate responsibilities to any Committee or working group; (b) consider and adopt any modifications of: (5) (i) the Schedules attached to Annex 3-B (Reduction and/or Elimination of Customs Duties), by accelerating tariff elimination, and
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Free Trade Commission. 1. The Parties hereby establish a Free Trade Commission (hereinafter referred to as "the Commission"). 2. The Commission shall be composed of relevant government officials of each Party and shall be co-chaired by: (a) in the case of Chile, the Director-General of International Economic Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Chile or their respective designee; and (b) in the case of Thailand, the Director-General of the Department of Trade Negotiations of the Ministry of Commerce for Thailand, or their respective designee. 3. The Commission shall: (a) review the general functioning of this Agreement; (b) review, consider and, as appropriate, decide on specific matters relating to the operation, application and implementation of this Agreement, including matters reported by committees or working groups established under this Agreement; (c) supervise and coordinate the work of committees, working groups and contact points established under this Agreement; (d) provide assistance in order to resolve disputes that may arise regarding the interpretation, implementation or application of this Agreement; and (e) take such other action as the Parties may agree. 4. The Commission may: (a) establish, refer matters and delegate responsibilities to any committee or working group; (b) consider and adopt any modifications (30) of: (i) the Schedules attached to Annex 3.4 (Reduction and/or Elimination of Customs Duties), by accelerating tariff elimination; and (ii) the rules of origin established in Annex 4.2 (Product Specific Rules); (iii) the Geographical Indications listed in Annex 11.9 (List of Geographical Indications); (c) issue interpretations of this Agreement; and (d) seek the opinion of non-governmental persons or groups on matters covered by this Agreement.
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