General Reviews. 1. The Parties shall undertake a general review at ministerial level of the operation of this Agreement within five years of its entry into force and at least every five years thereafter.
2. The conduct of general reviews shall normally coincide with regular meetings of the FTA Joint Commission.
General Reviews.
1. The Parties shall undertake a general review at ministerial level of the Agreement, including matters relating to liberalisation, cooperation and trade facilitation, within five years of its entry into force and at least every five years thereafter.
2. The conduct of general reviews shall normally coincide with regular meetings of the CEP Joint commission. CHAPTER 17: CONSULTATIONS AND DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
General Reviews. 1. The Parties, through the Joint Committee, shall undertake a general review of this Agreement at ministerial level within one year of the date of entry into force of this Agreement and thereafter every two years, or at such times as may be agreed by the Parties.
2. Any review pursuant to paragraph 1 shall take into account:
(a) facilitating trade and investment through further liberalisation of market access for goods and services;
(b) that balanced outcomes flow from the implementation and overall operation of this Agreement;
(c) that the disciplines contained in this Agreement remain relevant to the trade issues and challenges confronting the Parties;
(d) the work of relevant subcommittees, subsidiary bodies or working groups established under this Agreement, including reviews under relevant Chapters;
(e) relevant developments in international fora; and
(f) any other matters as may be agreed by the Parties.
3. After 15 years from the date of entry into force of the Agreement, upon request of a Party, the Parties shall undertake a review of Chapter 4 (Rules of Origin), Annex 4A (Minimum Information Requirements), Annex 4B (Product Specific Rules of Origin), Chapter 2 (Trade in Goods) and Annex 2A (Tariff Commitments). The review shall:
(a) be jointly undertaken by the Subcommittee on Trade in Goods and the Joint Technical Subcommittee on Rules of Origin and Customs Procedures and Trade Facilitation established under Article 4.32 (Joint Technical Subcommittee on Rules of Origin and Customs Procedures and Trade Facilitation – Rules of Origin);
(b) make recommendations to the Joint Committee; and
(c) conclude within 6 months of the date of request.
4. Should a Party not agree to meet to undertake the review pursuant to paragraph 3 within 60 days of the receipt of the request, or no mutually satisfactory conclusion of the review is reached within 6 months of initiation of the review undertaken pursuant to paragraph 3, the other Party may seek to implement the proposal concerning the specific review through a written notice to the other Party with the details of the proposed changes. The notice shall take effect as soon as the Parties have agreed a mutually satisfactory solution within 6 months after the date of receipt of the notice and have effected the changes through the procedure for amendments set out in Article 14.3 (Amendments).
General Reviews. 10.1 Any Party to this IAA shall be entitled to call for a review of this IAA (“a General Review”) to consider the need for amendments, variations and additions to this IAA, improvement to the provision of Waste management services within the County and/or termination in whole or in part of this IAA.
10.2 A General Review shall be called by a Party on notice in writing to the other Parties setting out in detail and (if necessary providing evidence) of:
10.2.1 the nature of the Review;
10.2.2 the reasons for it;
10.2.3 the proposed action and/or solution;
10.2.4 the Party or Parties potentially affected;
10.2.5 how the proposed solution could or should be implemented.
10.3 The Parties shall meet under the auspices of the CSWP to discuss and carry out the Review and to agree actions within two months of the review notice having been served. Following such a Review meeting the Parties shall implement the agreed actions in accordance with the agreed timetable.
10.4 Either Party shall be entitled to refuse its agreement to a change proposed by the other Party if the change would:
10.4.1 put the WDA in breach of the Project Agreement; or
10.4.2 put the WDA or the WCA in breach of Legislation.
General Reviews. 1. The Parties shall undertake a general review at ministerial level of this Agreement, including of matters relating to liberalisation, cooperation and trade facilitation, within two years of its entry into force and at least every three years thereafter, unless the Parties agree otherwise.
General Reviews. 1. The Parties, through the Joint Committee, shall undertake a general review of this Agreement at ministerial level within one year of the date of entry into force of this Agreement and thereafter every two years, or at such times as may be agreed by the Parties.
2. Any review pursuant to paragraph 1 shall take into account:
(a) facilitating trade and investment through further liberalisation of market access for goods and services;
(b) that balanced outcomes flow from the implementation and overall operation of this Agreement;
(c) that the disciplines contained in this Agreement remain relevant to the trade issues and challenges confronting the Parties;
(d) the work of relevant subcommittees, subsidiary bodies or working groups established under this Agreement, including reviews under relevant Chapters;
(e) relevant developments in international fora; and (f) any other matters as may be agreed by the Parties.
General Reviews. 1.13.1 A date to be determined by the Architect whether or not the Work is Fit for Occupancy. The determination of that date will take place on a mutually agreed upon time at the place of the Work. Representatives of the Board, the Architect, the Architect’s Consultants and the Contractor will review the work completed to date and the Architect will request from the Contractor proof of acceptance by all the authorities hav- ing jurisdiction for such work. The Architect will decide whether or not the Work is Fit for Occupancy and his decision will be final. See Occupancy Requirements of the Board’s Standard Stipulated Price Contract for criteria regarding Fit for Occupancy.
General Reviews. The Parties shall undertake a general review of the Agreement, with a view to furthering its objectives, at ministerial level, within one year of the entry into force of this Agreement and thereafter biennially or otherwise as considered mutually appropriate.
General Reviews confirms under what circumstances any of the Partners may call for a Review of the HWPA at any time including timescales for notification and holding a general Review.
General Reviews. The Parties shall undertake a general review at ministerial level of the operation of this Agreement within five years of its entry into force and at least every five years thereafter.
