Information Centers Clause Samples

The 'Information Centers' clause establishes designated locations or platforms where parties can access or receive important information related to the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies the physical or digital sites, such as offices, websites, or customer service lines, where relevant documents, updates, or notices will be made available. Its core practical function is to ensure that all parties have a clear and reliable point of reference for obtaining necessary information, thereby promoting transparency and reducing the risk of miscommunication.
Information Centers. 1. Each Party shall ensure the existence of an information center in its territory that may answer all reasonable questions and requests from the other Party and from interested persons and supply the relevant updated documentation relating to any measure on standards, metrology, conformity assessment procedures or authorization procedures adopted or proposed in its territory by governmental or non-governmental bodies. 2. Each Party designates the center set out in Annex 9.11
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Information Centers. 1. Each Party shall ensure that there is at least one information center within its territory capable of answering all reasonable inquiries and requests from another Party and interested parties, as well as providing relevant documentation regarding: a) any standardization measure adopted or proposed in its territory at the level of its federal or central, state or departmental, or municipal government; b) the participation and membership of the Party, and of its relevant authorities at the federal or central, state or departmental or municipal level in international or regional standardizing bodies and conformity assessment systems, in bilateral or multilateral agreements, within the scope of this Chapter, as well as the provisions of such systems and agreements; c) the location of notices published pursuant to this chapter, or the place where such information may be obtained; d) the location of the information centers; and e) the Party's risk assessment processes, the factors it takes into consideration in carrying out the assessment and in establishing the levels of protection it considers appropriate, in accordance with Article 14-05, paragraph 2. 2. When a Party designates more than one information center: a) inform the other Parties of the scope of responsibilities of each of these centers; and b) ensure that any request sent to the wrong clearinghouse is expeditiously forwarded to the correct clearinghouse. 3. Each Party shall take such measures as are reasonable and within its power to ensure that there is at least one information center, within its territory, capable of responding to all inquiries and requests from another Party and interested parties, as well as of providing relevant documentation, or information from which such documentation may be obtained, relating to: a) any standard or conformity assessment process adopted or proposed by non-governmental standardizing bodies in its territory; and b) participation and membership in international and regional standardization bodies and conformity assessment systems of relevant non-governmental bodies in its territory. 4. Each Party shall ensure that when another Party or interested parties, in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter, request copies of the documents referred to in paragraph 1, they shall be provided at the same price that applies to its nationals, except for the actual cost of delivery. Copies of mandatory technical regulations and conformity assessment procedures reques...
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Information Centers. The Information Center referred to in Article 9.11(2) shall be composed of: a) in the case of Guatemala, the Ministry of Economy, or its successor; and b) in the case of the Republic of China (Taiwan), the Ministry of Economic Affairs, through the Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection, or its successor. The Committee on Standards, Metrology and Authorization Procedures established in Article 9.13 shall be composed of: a) in the case of Guatemala, the Ministry of Economy, or its successor; and b) in the case of the Republic of China (Taiwan), the Ministry of Economic Affairs, through the Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection, or its successor.
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Information Centers. 1. Each Party shall ensure that there is at least one information center capable of answering all reasonable questions from other Parties and stakeholders, as well as providing relevant documentation regarding: a) any phytosanitary or zoosanitary measure of general application, including any control or inspection or approval procedure proposed, adopted or maintained in its territory; b) the Party's risk assessment processes and the factors it takes into consideration in carrying out the assessment and in establishing its appropriate level of protection; c) the Party's membership and participation in international and regional phytosanitary and animal health bodies and systems, and bilateral and multilateral agreements within the scope of this Section, and the provisions of such bodies, systems, or agreements; and d) the location of notices published pursuant to this section, or where such information may be obtained. 2. Each Party shall ensure that, in accordance with the provisions of this Section, when copies of documents are requested by another Party or an interested party, they shall be provided at a price not higher than the price at which they are sold domestically, plus the cost of postage.
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Information Centers. 1. Each Party shall ensure that there is at least one information center within its territory capable of answering all reasonable inquiries and requests from another Party and interested parties, as well as providing relevant documentation regarding: a) any standardization measure adopted or proposed in its territory at the level of its federal or central, state or departmental, or municipal government; b) the participation and membership of the Party, and of its relevant authorities at the federal or central, state or departmental or municipal level in international or regional standardizing bodies and conformity assessment systems, in bilateral or multilateral agreements, within the scope of this Chapter, as well as the provisions of such systems and agreements; c) the location of notices published pursuant to this chapter, or the place where such information may be obtained;
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Information Centers. 1. Each Party shall ensure that there is an information center capable of responding to all reasonable inquiries from the other Party and interested persons, as well as providing relevant documentation regarding: (a) any animal or plant health measures of general application, including control or inspection or approval procedures, proposed, adopted or maintained in its territory by any government, whether central or federal; (b) the Party's risk assessment processes and the factors it takes into consideration in conducting the assessment and in establishing its appropriate level of protection; (c) the Party's membership and participation in international and regional animal and plant health and phytosanitary bodies and systems, and bilateral and multilateral agreements within the scope of this section, and in relation to the provisions of those bodies, systems or agreements; and (d) the location of notices published pursuant to this section or the place where the information contained therein may be obtained. 2. Each Party shall ensure that, where copies of documents are requested by the other Party or interested persons, in accordance with the provisions of this Section, they shall be provided at the same price as for domestic sale, plus the cost of postage.
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Information Centers. The Information Center referred to in Article 9.11(2) shall be composed of: (a) in the case of the Republic of China (Taiwan), the Ministry of Economic Affairs, through the Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection, or its successor; (b) in the case of El Salvador, the Ministerio de Economía through the Dirección de Administración de Tratados Comerciales; or its succesor; and (c) in the case of Honduras, la Secretaría de Estado en los Despachos de Industria y Comercio, through the Dirección de Producción y Consumo, Departamento de Normalización y Metrología, or its successor. The Committee on Standards, Metrology, and Authorization Procedures established in Article 9.13 shall be composed of: (a) in the case of the Republic of China (Taiwan), the Ministry of Economic Affairs, through the Bureau of Standards, Metrology, and Inspection, or its successor; (b) in the case of the Republic of El Salvador, the Ministerio de Economía through the Dirección de Administración de Tratados Comerciales; or its succesor; and (c) in the case of the Republic of Honduras, la Secretaría de Estado en los Despachos de Industria y Comercio, through the Dirección de Producción y Consumo, Departamento de Normalización y Metrología, or its successor.
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