Working Group on Trade Remedy Cooperation Sample Clauses

Working Group on Trade Remedy Cooperation. 1. The Working Group on Trade Remedy Cooperation established pursuant to Article 15.3.1 (Working Groups) is a forum for dialogue for trade remedy cooperation. 2. The functions of the Working Group shall be to: (a) enhance a Party's knowledge and understanding of the other Party's trade remedy laws, policies and practices; (b) oversee the implementation of this Chapter; (c) improve cooperation between the Parties' authorities having respon- sibility for matters on trade remedies; (d) provide a forum for the Parties to exchange information on issues relating to anti-dumping, subsidies and countervailing measures and safeguards; (e) provide a forum for the Parties to discuss other relevant topics of mutual interest including; (i) international issues relating to trade remedies, including issues relating to the WTO Doha Round Rules negotiations; and (ii) practices by the Parties' competent authorities in anti-dumping, and countervailing duty investigations such as the application of "facts available" and verification procedures; and (f) cooperate on any other matters that the Parties agree as necessary. 3. The Working Group shall normally meet annually and, if necessary, additional meetings could be organised at the request of either Party.
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Working Group on Trade Remedy Cooperation. 1. The Working Group on Trade Remedy Cooperation established pursuant to Article 15.3.1 (Working Groups) is a forum for dialogue for trade remedy cooperation. 2. The functions of the Working Group shall be to: (a) (a) enhance a Party's knowledge and understanding of the other Party's trade remedy laws, policies and practices;
Working Group on Trade Remedy Cooperation. 1. The Working Group on Trade Remedy Cooperation estab­ lished pursuant to Article 15.3.1 (Working Groups) is a forum for dialogue for trade remedy cooperation. 2. The functions of the Working Group shall be to: (a) enhance a Party’s knowledge and understanding of the other Party’s trade remedy laws, policies and practices; (b) oversee the implementation of this Chapter; (c) improve cooperation between the Parties’ authorities having responsibility for matters on trade remedies; (d) provide a forum for the Parties to exchange information on issues relating to anti-dumping, subsidies and countervailing measures and safeguards; (e) provide a forum for the Parties to discuss other relevant topics of mutual interest including; (i) international issues relating to trade remedies, including issues relating to the WTO Doha Round Rules negotiations; and (ii) practices by the Partiescompetent authorities in anti- dumping, and countervailing duty investigations such as the application offacts available’ and verification procedures; and (f) cooperate on any other matters that the Parties agree as necessary.

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