Information Exchange and Cooperation. 1. Recognising the importance of close and effective working relationships between the Parties’ regulatory and other relevant agencies in giving effect to the objectives of this Chapter, the Parties shall enhance their consultation processes in order to facilitate cooperation.
2. In particular, each Party shall:
(a) establish an overall coordination contact point, as well as contact points for relevant specialised areas, to disseminate and exchange information expeditiously and to facilitate timely and favourable consideration of requests for information or clarification from the other Party. The overall coordination contact point shall be included in all consultations made pursuant to this Article;
(b) provide notice to the relevant contact points of the other Party of new or proposed changes to its SPS measures and other agricultural and food standards, as far in advance as practicable before the changes come into effect, where these are likely to affect, directly or indirectly, trade between the Parties;
(c) where considerations of public, animal or plant health and safety warrant more urgent action, notify the other Party no later than the date the changes enter into force;
(d) where it implements emergency management measures in response to a confirmed threat to human, plant or animal life or health, ensure that all pertinent information about the incident is provided to the other Party and the Parties shall consult expeditiously with the aim of minimising disruption to trade.
3. The Parties shall explore opportunities for further cooperation and collaboration on regulatory issues at the bilateral, regional and multilateral levels consistent with the provisions of this Chapter.
4. The Parties shall enhance cooperation on priority proposals in relevant areas of technical assistance and capacity-building activities to ensure that existing or future opportunities for funding or other support are used effectively to further the objectives of this Chapter. ARTICLE 609
Information Exchange and Cooperation. Recognising the importance of close and effective working relationships between the Parties' regulatory and other relevant agencies in giving effect to the objectives of this Chapter, the Parties shall enhance their consultation processes in order to facilitate cooperation.
Information Exchange and Cooperation. In accordance with Article 9 of the Agreement, – the Parties shall in particular exchange the information referred to in Article 8 of Directive 90/385/EEC, Article 10 of Directive 93/42/EEC, Article 11 of Directive 98/79/EC and Article 3 of Regulation 920/2013, – the Parties shall in particular cooperate according to Articles 102 and 103 of Regulation 2017/745 and Articles 97 and 98 of Regulation 2017/746. – Switzerland may submit the application of expert laboratories for designation by the Commission in accordance with Article 106 of Regulation 2017/745 or the application of reference laboratories for designation by the Commission in accordance with Article 100 of Regulation 2017/746.
Information Exchange and Cooperation. (A) Subject to Clause 10.7 (Confidentiality), from the date of this Agreement:
(i) subject to Clause 4(B), Electrabel shall:
(a) provide XXXXX (together with any other relevant Belgian governmental entities, and their respective representatives and advisors, each as notified by XXXXX to Electrabel in writing), with access to the electronic dataroom platform existing as at the date of this Agreement (the “Platform”); and
(b) except in case of mandatory law prohibiting such permit the download or copying of specific documents which are both on the Platform and identified in writing by XXXXX (subject to the implementation of appropriate controls to ensure compliance with Clause 4(B) with respect to such documents);
(ii) Electrabel shall provide XXXXX with updates with respect to the Development Activities and the performance of this Agreement by way of periodic liaison committee meetings (whether in person or via teleconference / videoconference) in order for XXXXX to be kept reasonably informed as to the planning and progress of the Development Activities . Such liaison committee meetings will:
(a) be held at least once per calendar month (or, at reasonable notice, upon a Party’s reasonable request); and
(b) will cover matters including:
(1) Milestone and Monitoring Event trend analysis (i.e. information as to the progress towards achieving each Milestone and Monitoring Event);
(2) a risk assessment in relation to the progress in respect of the Development Activities and the performance of this Agreement as part of the programme and project governance framework;
(3) budget and cost control (i.e. costs incurred against the Budget);
(4) status reporting on material contracts; and
(5) status reporting on any material interactions with relevant stakeholders, such as FANC-AFCN, NIRAS- ONDRAF and regional authorities within Belgium;
(iii) Electrabel shall, as soon as reasonably practicable, upload to the Platform:
(a) following each liaison committee meeting, any documents presented during such liaison committee meeting;
(b) any documents in its possession or control which are reasonably requested in writing by XXXXX in relation to:
(1) the matters discussed in any liaison committee meeting; and / or
(2) the actions or commitments (in each case ongoing or to be taken) set out in Clause 3 (Development Activity); and / or
(3) the Due Diligence Exercise as defined in the Updated HOT; and
(c) such documents in its possession or control which Electrabel as Licensed Nuc...
Information Exchange and Cooperation. Either party shall publicize on its website the information of seminars and other activities organized by the other party and, after, release on a non-periodical basis the papers or reports presented at the aforementioned seminars or activities. Specific personnel from both parties shall be designated for the job. In the case of RICS, the Country Manager for Brazil will be appointed and that individual will be responsible for coordinating the information exchange so that activities of both parties are actively promoted to each organization’s membership and the marketplace at large.
