Mutual Acceptance of Test Reports Sample Clauses

Mutual Acceptance of Test Reports. Each Party shall, in accordance with the procedures set forth in Appendix B, accept a test report provided by a recognized testing laboratory designated by the other Party under terms and conditions no less favorable than those it accords to test reports produced by testing laboratories in its territory, and without regard to the nationality of the supplier or manufacturer of the equipment, or the country of origin of the equipment for which a test report has been produced.
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Mutual Acceptance of Test Reports. 5.1 After the importing Party has recognized another Party’s designated Conformity Assessment Body, the importing Party will accept test reports produced by the recognized Conformity Assessment Body of the other Party on terms no less favorable than those accorded to test reports produced by Conformity Assessment Bodies of the importing Party. 5.2 The importing Party will take steps to ensure that: a) Upon receipt of a test report, the report is promptly examined for completeness of data and documentation; b) The applicant will be informed in writing in a timely, precise and complete manner of any deficiency; c) Any request for additional information is limited to omissions, inconsistencies, and/or variances from the Parties’ Technical Regulations ; and d) Re-testing or duplicate testing is avoided, e.g., upon a change in commercial distribution agreements, logo, packaging, or minor equipment changes that do not affect compliance with Technical Regulations. 5.3 Importing Parties will accept test reports produced by recognized Conformity Assessment Bodies in their conformity assessment system , under transparent terms and conditions no less favorable than those accorded to the bodies of the importing Party recognized as Conformity Assessment Bodies.
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Mutual Acceptance of Test Reports. Establishes a procedure for the fair and transparent handling of test reports by recognized CABs. Establishes timetable for processing applications Suspension of Mutual Recognition and Acceptance Obligations Establishes procedure for suspension of MRA Brasilia, Brazil, 12-15 June 2012 40 1. Scope 2. Specifies the procedure for mutual recognition of CBs and the acceptance of approval of equipment meeting the technical regulations identified in ANNEX I for Phase I for each party • The DA of the exporting party accredits and designates CBs as being competent to approve equipment subject to the technical requirements of the importing party listed in ANNEX I. Consistent with paragraph 5.3 of the MRA, the DA may appoint an AB to accredit the CB for the procedures in Appendix A. Brasilia, Brazil, 12-15 June 2012 41 • 4. Designation and Recognition of CABs(cont’d) Participation in Phase II procedures Transition Periods MRA for Conformity Assessment of Telecommunications Equipment Appendix C - (continued)
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Mutual Acceptance of Test Reports. 5.1 After the importing Party has recognized another Party’s designated Conformity Assessment Body, the appropriate entities of the importing Party will accept test reports produced by the recognized Conformity Assessment Body of the other Party on terms no less favorable than those accorded to test reports produced by Conformity Assessment Bodies of the importing Party. 5.2 The importing Party will take steps to ensure that: a) Upon receipt of a test report, the report is promptly examined for completeness of data and documentation; b) The applicant is informed in writing in a timely, precise and complete manner of any deficiency; c) Any request for additional information is limited to omissions, inconsistencies, and/or variances from the Parties’ Technical Regulations; and d) Re-testing or duplicate testing is avoided, e.g., upon a change in commercial distribution agreements, logo, packaging, or minor equipment changes that do not affect compliance with Technical Regulations.
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Mutual Acceptance of Test Reports. 3.1 On receipt of a test report from a recognized testing laboratory, the importing Party shall take steps to ensure the following: (a) the report is promptly examined to ensure that the data and documentation are complete; (b) the applicant is fully informed in writing of any deficiency in the report, in a timely and precise manner; (c) any request to the recognized testing laboratory for additional information is limited to omissions, inconsistencies, or variances from the importing Party’s technical regulations; (d) re-testing and duplicate testing is avoided, for instance, if there is a change in commercial distribution arrangements, logo, packaging, or minor equipment that does not affect compliance with technical regulations. 3.2 When there is no deficiency identified in the test report, or when the deficiency has been remedied, the importing Party shall accept the test report on terms and conditions no less favourable than those accorded to test reports produced by recognized Conformity Assessment Bodies of the importing Party. 3.3 Parties shall not restrict or deny equipment certification based on test reports produced by a recognized testing laboratory where a negative report is based on the nationality of the supplier, its place of incorporation, or the territory where the supplier’s production facilities are located. Parties shall permit suppliers to apply directly for and, upon issuance, to hold certification. 3.4 The importing Party may require a supplier: (a) to name a supplier’s agent or other legal representative in the importing Party’s jurisdiction; and (b) to give prompt and full notice of any change of its agent or representative.
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Mutual Acceptance of Test Reports. 3.1 On receipt of a test report from a recognized testing laboratory, the importing Party shall take steps to ensure the following: (a) the report is promptly examined to ensure that the data and documentation are complete; (b) the applicant is fully informed in writing of any deficiency in the report, in a timely and precise manner; (c) any request to the recognized testing laboratory סחייתמה ןיינע לכ איבהל ןתינ ,םידדצה תמכסהב 2.10 לע לבוקמה רוריב ךילהל הקידב תדבעמ תדעוהל .םידדצה ינש דצה ,תרכומ הקידב תדבעממ הקידב חוד תלבק םע 3.1 :ןלהל רומאה תא חיטבהל ידכ םידעצ טוקני אביימה דועיתהו םינותנהש חיטבהל ידכ הרהמב ןחביי חודה )א( ;םימלש ,חודב יוקיל לכ לע בתכב אלמ עדימ לבקי שקבמה )ב( ;קיודמבו דעומב for additional information is limited to omissions, inconsistencies, or variances from the importing Party’s technical regulations; (d) re-testing and duplicate testing is avoided, for instance, if there is a change in commercial distribution arrangements, logo, packaging, or minor equipment that does not affect compliance with technical regulations. שי םא ,לשמל .הלופכ הקידבו תרזוח הקידב תעינמ )ד( דויצ וא הזירא ,וגול ,תירחסמ הצפה ירדסהב יוניש .תוינכטה תונקתל תויצ לע עיפשמ וניאש ינשמ 3.1 When there is no deficiency identified in the test report, or when the deficiency has been remedied, the importing Party shall accept the test report on terms no less favourable than those accorded to test reports produced by recognized Conformity Assessment Bodies of the importing Party. 3.2 3.2 Parties shall not restrict or deny equipment certification based on test reports produced by a recognized testing laboratory where a negative report is based on the nationality of the supplier, its place of incorporation, or the territory where the supplier’s production facilities are located. Parties shall permit suppliers to apply directly for and, upon issuance, to hold certification. 3.3 The importing Party may require a supplier: (a) to name a supplier’s agent or other legal representative in the importing Party’s jurisdiction; and (b) to give prompt and full notice of any change of its agent or representative.
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