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Inquiry Points. Within 30 days after this Agreement comes into force, each Party shall notify the other Parties of the entity it has designated as the inquiry point in its territory and its sphere of responsibility, which shall be in charge of responding to all questions and reasonable inquiries from the other Parties and interested persons and providing relevant, up-to-date documents regarding any standards-related measure, approval procedure or metrology-related measure adopted or proposed in its territory by governmental or non-governmental bodies.
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Inquiry Points. 1. Each Party shall ensure that there is one inquiry point that is able to answer all reasonable inquiries from other Parties and interested persons, and to provide relevant documents, regarding: (a) any sanitary or phytosanitary measure of general application, including any control or inspection procedure or approval procedure, proposed, adopted or maintained in its territory at the federal, state or provincial government level; (b) the Party's risk assessment procedures and factors it considers in conducting the assessment and in establishing its appropriate levels of protection; (c) the membership and participation of the Party, or its relevant federal, state or provincial government authorities in international and regional sanitary and phytosanitary organizations and systems, and in bilateral and multilateral arrangements within the scope of this Section, and the provisions of those systems and arrangements; and (d) the location of notices published pursuant to this Section or where such information can be obtained. 2. Each Party shall ensure that where copies of documents are requested by another Party or by interested persons in accordance with this Section, they are supplied at the same price, apart from the actual cost of delivery, as the price for domestic purchase.
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Inquiry Points. 1. Each Party shall ensure that there is an inquiry point that is able to answer all reasonable inquiries from other Parties and interested persons, and to provide relevant documents regarding: (a) any standards-related measure proposed, adopted or maintained in its territory at the federal, state or provincial government level; (b) the membership and participation of the Party, or its relevant federal, state or provincial government authorities, in international and regional standardizing bodies and conformity assessment systems, and in bilateral and multilateral arrangements regarding standards-related measures, and the provisions of those systems and arrangements; (c) the location of notices published pursuant to Article 909, or where the information can be obtained; (d) the location of the inquiry points referred to in paragraph 3; and (e) the Party's procedures for assessment of risk, and factors it considers in conducting the assessment and in establishing, pursuant to Article 904(2), the levels of protection that it considers appropriate. 2. Where a Party designates more than one inquiry point, it shall: (a) provide to the other Parties complete and unambiguous information on the scope of responsibility of each inquiry point; and (b) ensure that any inquiry addressed to an incorrect inquiry point is promptly conveyed to the correct inquiry point. 3. Each Party shall take such reasonable measures as may be available to it to ensure that there is at least one inquiry point that is able to answer all reasonable inquiries from other Parties and interested persons and to provide relevant documents or information as to where they can be obtained regarding: (a) any standard or conformity assessment procedure proposed, adopted or maintained by non-governmental standardizing bodies in its territory; and (b) the membership and participation of relevant non-governmental bodies in its territory in international and regional standardizing bodies and conformity assessment systems. 4. Each Party shall ensure that where copies of documents are requested by another Party or by interested persons in accordance with this Chapter, they are supplied at the same price, apart from the actual cost of delivery, as the price for domestic purchase.
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Inquiry Points. Each customs administration shall designate one or more inquiry points to answer reasonable inquiry of interested persons concerning customs matters and to facilitate access to forms and documents required for importation, exportation, and transit.
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Inquiry Points. Each Party shall ensure that there is one inquiry point that is able to answer all reasonable inquiries from other Parties and interested persons, and to provide relevant documents, regarding:
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Inquiry Points. 1. Each Party shall ensure that there is one inquiry point within its territory that is able to answer all reasonable inquiries from the other Party and interested persons, and to provide relevant documents, regarding: (a) Any sanitary or phytosanitary measure proposed, adopted, or maintained in its territory, including control and inspection procedures, approval procedures, production and quarantine regimes, and procedures relating to tolerance limits for pesticides; (b) the Party’s risk assessment procedures and the factors it considers when conducting the assessment and in establishing its appropriate levels of protection; and (c) membership and participation in international and regional sanitary and phytosanitary organizations and systems, and in bilateral and multilateral arrangements within the scope of this Chapter; the provisions of those organizations, systems, and agreements; and the location of notices published pursuant to this Chapter or where such information can be obtained. 2. When a Party designates more than one inquiry point, it shall notify the other Party of the scope of the responsibilities of each inquiry point. 3. Each Party shall ensure that where copies of documents are requested by the other Party or by interested persons in accordance with this Chapter, they are supplied at the domestic purchase price plus the cost of delivery.
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