Functions of the Trade Committee Sample Clauses

Functions of the Trade Committee. 1. The Trade Committee shall: (a) supervise and facilitate the operation of this Agreement and the correct application of its provisions, and consider other ways to attain its general objectives; (b) evaluate the results obtained from the application of this Agreement, in particular the evolution of the trade and economic relations between the Parties; (c) supervise the work of all specialised bodies established under this Agreement and recommend any necessary action; (d) evaluate and adopt decisions as envisaged in this Agreement regarding any subject matter which is referred to it by the specialised bodies established according to this Agreement; (e) oversee the application of Article 105; (f) supervise the further development of this Agreement; (g) without prejudice to the rights conferred in Title XII (Dispute Settlement) and other provisions of this Agreement, explore the most appropriate way to prevent or solve any difficulty that may arise in relation to issues covered by this Agreement; (h) adopt, at its first meeting, the Rules of Procedure and the Code of Conduct for arbitrators referred to in Article 315; (i) establish the remuneration and expenses to be paid to arbitrators; (j) adopt its own rules of procedure, as well as its meeting schedule and the agenda for its meetings; (k) consider any other matter of interest relating to an area covered by this Agreement. 2. The Trade Committee may: (a) establish and delegate responsibilities to specialised bodies; (b) receive or seek information from any interested person; (c) agree to the initiation of negotiations, with the aim of deepening the liberalisation already achieved in sectors covered by this Agreement; (d) consider any amendment or modification to the provisions of this Agreement, which shall be subject to the completion of the internal legal procedures of each Party; (e) adopt interpretations of the provisions of this Agreement [4]. Such interpretations shall be taken into consideration by arbitration panels established under Title XII (Dispute Settlement); (f) take such other action in the exercise of its functions as the Parties may agree; (g) advance in the achievement of the objectives of this Agreement by means of modifications provided for therein, of: (i) Annex I (Tariff Elimination Schedules), with the aim of adding one or more goods excluded from the tariff elimination schedule of a Party; (ii) the time schedules established in Annex I (Tariff Elimination Schedules), with the aim ...
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Functions of the Trade Committee. The Trade Committee shall: supervise and facilitate the operation of this Agreement and the correct application of its provisions, and consider other ways to further its general aims; evaluate the results obtained from the application of this Agreement, in particular the evolution of the economic relations between the Parties. supervise the ensuing development of this Agreement; supervise the work of all specialised bodies established under this Agreement and recommend any necessary action; evaluate and adopt decisions regarding any subject matter which is referred to it by the specialised bodies established according to this Agreement; oversee the application of Article XX (free movement of goods); without prejudice to the rights conferred in Title X [Dispute Settlement] and other provisions of this Agreement, explore the most appropriate way to forestall or solve problems that may arise in relation to the issues covered by this Agreement; adopt, at its first meeting, the Rules of Procedure referred to in Article XX (Rules of Procedure- Dispute Settlement) and the Code of Conduct for arbitrators; to establish the remuneration and expenses to be paid to arbitrators; consider any other matter of interest relating to an area covered by the Agreement.
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Functions of the Trade Committee. 1. The Trade Committee shall: (a) supervise and facilitate the operation of this Agreement and the correct application of its provisions, and consider other ways to attain its general objectives; (b) evaluate the results obtained from the application of this Agreement, in particular the evolution of the trade and economic relations between the Parties; (c) supervise the work of all specialised bodies established under this Agreement and recommend any necessary action; (d) evaluate and adopt decisions as envisaged in this Agreement regarding any subject matter which is referred to it by the specialised bodies established according to this Agreement; (e) oversee the application of Article 105; (f) supervise the further development of this Agreement; (g) without prejudice to the rights conferred in Title XII (Dispute Settlement) and other provisions of this Agreement, explore the most appropriate way to prevent or solve any difficulty that may arise in relation to issues covered by this Agreement; (h) adopt, at its first meeting, the Rules of Procedure and the Code of Conduct for arbitrators referred to in Article 315; (i) establish the remuneration and expenses to be paid to arbitrators; (j) adopt its own rules of procedure, as well as its meeting schedule and the agenda for its meetings; (k) consider any other matter of interest relating to an area covered by this Agreement. 2. The Trade Committee may: (a) establish and delegate responsibilities to specialised bodies; (b) receive or seek information from any interested person;
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