Principles of TACB Sample Clauses

Principles of TACB. (a) The Parties recognize the existing and ongoing TACB programs that support their anti-corruption and tax-related activities in the Indo-Pacific region. (b) The Parties are committed to the provision of TACB that is demand-driven, inclusive, equitable, and based on priorities and needs. (c) The Parties recognize that flexible, timely, adequate, effective, and, where possible, long-term and sustainable TACB is important for the implementation of this Agreement, including, as appropriate, the targeted capacity building of the Parties’ relevant government agencies. (d) The Parties recognize that TACB to support the implementation of this Agreement should aim to: (i) Reinforce National Strategies and Plans of Action – TACB should be consistent with and reinforce a Party’s national strategy and action plan, as applicable; (ii) Reflect the Domestic Context – TACB should be responsive to and supportive of the domestic legal framework of the recipient Party; (iii) Pursue a Comprehensive Approach – TACB should address the issue set comprehensively and not just target one aspect of the issue; (iv) Coordinate Across Providers and Avoid Duplication – TACB should be coordinated with providers and implementing partners through regular communication, which can be informal, while avoiding overlap; and
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