Commission – Good Offices, Conciliation, and Mediation Sample Clauses

Commission – Good Offices, Conciliation, and Mediation. 1. A Party may request in writing a meeting of the Commission if the Parties fail to resolve a matter pursuant to Article 82 within:
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Commission – Good Offices, Conciliation, and Mediation. 1. If the consulting Parties fail to resolve a matter pursuant to Article 31.4 (Consultations) within:
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Commission – Good Offices, Conciliation, and Mediation. 1. Any consulting Party may 2 request in writing a meeting of the Commission, if the Parties fail to resolve a matter pursuant to Article 15.04 or 15.05 within: (a) sixty (60) days of delivery of a request for consultations; 1 For greater certainty, the term "perishable goods" means perishable agricultural and fish goods classified in chapters 1 through 24 of the Harmonized System; as long as the goods are located in customs at the point of arrival and they are not being released.2 This shall not be understood as a preliminary step needed to request the establishment of an arbitral panel, pursuant to Article 15.07. (b) fifteen (15) days of delivery of a request for consultations in matters regarding perishable goods; or (c) such other terms as they may agree. 2. The requesting Party shall deliver the request to the other Party and shall set out the reasons for the request, including an identification of the measure or other matter at issue, and the legal basis for the complaint. 3. Unless it decides otherwise, the Commission shall convene within ten (10) days of delivery of the request and shall endeavour to resolve the dispute promptly. The Commission may: (a) call on technical advisers or create working groups or expert groups as it deems necessary; (b) resort to good offices, conciliation, mediation or other dispute resolution procedures; or (c) make recommendations, in order to assist the consulting Parties in reaching a mutually satisfactory resolution of the dispute. 4. Unless otherwise decided, pursuant to this Article, the Commission shall consolidate two or more proceedings presented for its consideration, relating to the same measure. The Commission may consolidate two or more proceedings presented for its consideration, relating to other matters whenever it deems appropriate to consider these proceedings jointly.
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Commission – Good Offices, Conciliation, and Mediation. 1. If the consulting Parties fail to resolve a matter pursuant to Article 31.4 (Consultations) within: (a) 30 days of delivery of the request for consultations; (b) 45 days of delivery of the request if another Party has subsequently requested or has participated in consultations regarding the same matter; (c) 15 days of delivery of the request for consultations in a matter regarding perishable goods; or (d) another period as they may decide, a consulting Party may request in writing a meeting of the Commission. 2. The requesting Party shall state in the request the measure or other matter complained of and indicate the provisions of this Agreement that it considers relevant, and shall deliver the request to the other Parties and to its Section of the Secretariat. 3. Unless it decides otherwise, the Commission2 shall convene within 10 days of delivery of the request and shall endeavor to resolve the dispute. Footnote 2 For the purposes of this Article, the Commission shall be composed of, and decisions taken by the Commission representatives of the consulting Parties. 4. The Commission may: (a) call on technical advisers or create working groups or expert groups as it deems necessary; (b) have recourse to good offices, conciliation, mediation, or other dispute resolution procedures; or (c) make recommendations, as may assist the consulting Parties to reach a mutually satisfactory resolution of the dispute. 5. Unless it decides otherwise, the Commission shall consolidate two or more proceedings before it pursuant to this Article regarding the same measure. The Commission may consolidate two or more proceedings regarding other matters before it pursuant to this Article that it determines are appropriate to be considered jointly. 6. Parties may decide at any time to voluntarily undertake an alternative method of dispute resolution, such as good offices, conciliation, or mediation. 7. Proceedings that involve good offices, conciliation, or mediation shall be confidential and without prejudice to the rights of the Parties in another proceeding. 8. Parties participating in proceedings under this Article may suspend or terminate those proceedings. Article 2007:
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Commission – Good Offices, Conciliation, and Mediation. 1. Any consulting Party may2 request in writing a meeting of the Commission, if the Parties fail to resolve a matter pursuant to Article 18.04 or 18.05 within: a) 30 days of delivery of a request for consultations; b) 15 days of delivery of a request for consultations in matters regarding perishable goods; or 1 For greater certainty, the term "perishable goods" means perishable agricultural and fish goods classified in chapters 1 through 24 of the Harmonized System. 2 This shall not be understood as a preliminary step needed to request the establishment of an arbitral panel, pursuant to Article 18.07. c) such
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