Subject Matter and General Provisions. 1. The Parties recognize that implementation of government-wide practices to promote regulatory quality through greater transparency, objective analysis, accountability, and predictability can facilitate international trade, investment, and economic growth, while contributing to each Party’s ability to achieve its public policy objectives (including health, safety, and environmental goals) at the level of protection it considers appropriate. The application of good regulatory practices can support the development of compatible regulatory approaches among the Parties, and reduce or eliminate unnecessarily burdensome, duplicative, or divergent regulatory requirements. Good regulatory practices also are fundamental to effective regulatory cooperation.
Subject Matter and General Provisions. 1. The Parties, through their Designated Representatives, recognize that implementation of practices by all regulatory authorities to promote regulatory quality through greater transparency, objective analysis, accountability, and predictability can facilitate international trade and investment and promote economic growth, while contributing to the ability of the authorities of the territory represented by each Party to achieve their public policy objectives (including health, safety, labor, environmental, and sustainability goals) at the level they consider appropriate. The application of good regulatory practices can support greater regulatory compatibility between the regulatory authorities, which can reduce or eliminate, as appropriate, unnecessarily burdensome or duplicative regulatory requirements and encourage cooperation to address shared transboundary and global challenges.
Subject Matter and General Provisions. The NAIS Operator shall provide electronic services to the Consumer for providing access, via the National Automated Information System (hereinafter referred to as the NAIS), to information resources (systems) (hereinafter referred to as the IR/IS), including national information resources (systems), for the purpose of transmission, receipt, and exchange of information in electronic form (hereinafter referred to as the services), and the Consumer shall accept the services provided and pay for them in the manner and on the terms specified herein. The services shall be provided via Consumer's personal electronic account on the Central Electronic Services Portal (the CESP) on the Internet at: xxxxx://x-xxxxxxx.xx (the Consumer's account). As part of the services, during a reporting period equal to a calendar month (the reporting month), the Consumer is provided with possibility to receive/transmit information from/to IR/IS. The number of services actually provided to the Consumer in the reporting month shall be established based on the number of transactions for the receipt/transfer information from/to IR/IS recorded by statistics subsystem of the NAIS. The list of services available to the Consumer is posted on the NAIS Operator's official website on the Internet at: xxxxx://xxxx.xx (the NAIS Operator's website) in the section "NAIS Services" — "Documents and Materials". The result and the actual provision of the service shall be deemed the receipt of information from IR/IS in the Consumer's account or transfer of information from the Consumer's account to IR/IS; such information shall not constitute a document or an electronic document. The Parties acknowledge the receipt of information in the Consumer's account as the provision of a service (services) by the NAIS Operator and the fulfillment of the obligations assumed by the NAIS Operator under the Contract. The date of receipt of information in the Consumer's account shall be the date of the provision of a service (services) by the NAIS Operator. The Consumer further agrees that providing the Consumer with information on the absence of information on certain facts, events, data that the Consumer expected to receive when entering into the Contract shall be deemed the proper provision of services and the fulfillment of the obligations assumed by the NAIS Operator under the Contract. By signing this Contract, the Consumer guarantees and confirms that: they have read the Price List for NAIS electronic service...
Subject Matter and General Provisions. 1. The Parties recognize that implementation of government-wide practices to promote regulatory quality through greater transparency, objective analysis, accountability, and predictability can facilitate international trade, investment, and economic growth, while contributing to each Party’s ability to achieve its public policy objectives (including health, safety, and environmental goals) at the level of protection it considers appropriate. The application of good regulatory practices can support the development of compatible regulatory approaches among the Parties, and reduce or eliminate unnecessarily burdensome, duplicative, or divergent regulatory requirements.
