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Article 6.13 Implementation The Sub-Committee on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures established under Article 15.2 (Sub-Committees) shall consider matters relating to the implementation of this Chapter. Article 6.14 Technical Consultations 1. Either Party may request technical consultations on issues relating to this Chapter. Unless the Parties mutually determine otherwise, the Parties shall hold technical consultations within thirty days from the request for technical consultations by e-mail, by teleconference, by video-conference, or through any other means, as mutually determined by the Parties. 2. Where a Party has requested technical consultations on any SPS issues, the Parties may mutually agree to establish a technical working group with a view to identify a workable and practical solution. The Parties may, subject to mutual agreement, establish any mechanisms as deemed necessary to resolve any such issues. 3. Technical consultations held pursuant to this Article are without prejudice to the rights and obligations of the Parties under Chapter 14 (Dispute Settlement). Article 6.15 Cooperation 1. Consistent with the objectives of this Chapter, the Parties shall explore opportunities for further cooperation, collaboration and information exchange of SPS measures of mutual interest. This may include: (a) improvement of monitoring, implementation and enforcement of SPS measures including training and information events for regulatory personnel. Public and private sector partnerships may be supported for the achievement of these objectives; (b) establishment of the appropriate arrangements for the sharing of expertise, to address issues of human, animal and plant life or health, as well as training and information events for regulatory personnel and possible exchange of officials; (c) carry out joint research and share the results of such research in important areas, such as animal and plant disease surveillance, animal and plant pest and disease prevention and control, detection methods for pathogenic micro-organisms in food, surveillance and control of harmful substances and agri-chemical and veterinary medicine residues and other food safety issues, and any other food safety, phytosanitary and zoosanitary issues of mutual interest. 35
Article 6.16 Exchange of Information and Consultations 1. Each Party shall give prompt and positive consideration to any request from the other Party for consultations on issues relating to the implementation of this Chapter. 2. The Parties agree to enhance their communication and exchange of information on issues within the scope of this Chapter and in particular on ways to facilitate compliance with each other's SPS measures and to eliminate unnecessary obstacles to trade in goods between them. 3. Each Party shall respond to any requests for information from the other Party regarding any SPS measures within thirty days of request for such information. 36
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