Article 2.3 Sps Agreement
Publicado el 8/4/2021
See also > decision on the implementation of Article 4, point (d), membership and participation of the member or institutions concerned on its territory in international plant health and protection organizations and systems, as well as bilateral and multilateral agreements and arrangements under this agreement, as well as the texts of these agreements and arrangements. 3. This agreement does not infringe on members` rights under other international instruments, including the right to use good offices or dispute resolution mechanisms of other international organizations or that have been established under an international agreement. Reaffirming that no Member should be prevented from taking or enforcing the measures necessary to protect human, animal or plant life or health, unless these measures are applied in such a way as to constitute a means of arbitrary or unjustified discrimination between members in the event of equal conditions or disguised restrictions on international trade; (c) for plant health, international standards, guidelines and recommendations developed under the auspices of the secretariat of the International Convention on Plant Protection, in cooperation with regional organizations active in the international Convention on Plant Protection; and one. In order to harmonize health and plant health measures on as broad a basis as possible, members support their health or plant health measures on the basis of international standards, guidelines or recommendations, where they exist, unless this agreement, including paragraph 3, does not have them otherwise. 4. Risk assessment: the assessment of the likelihood of the installation, establishment or spread of a pest or disease on the territory of an importing member, in accordance with potential health or plant health measures and the potential biological and economic consequences that result; or assessing the potential for adverse effects on human and animal health resulting from the presence of additives, contaminants, toxins or pathogens in food, beverages or animal feed. Improve human status, animal health and plant health medicine in all members; (a) issue a notice in a timely manner so that interested members can be aware of the proposal to introduce a specific regulation; 6. The Committee, at the initiative of one of the members, may, by appropriate means, invite relevant international organisations or their subsidiary bodies to consider specific issues relating to a specific standard, directive or recommendation, including the basis of explanatory notes on non-use covered in paragraph 4. 3. Exporting members who claim that areas within their territory are areas free of pests or disease or areas of low plant health or disease risk, must provide the necessary evidence to objectively demonstrate to the importing member that these areas are and will remain areas free of or free of disease.
To this end, appropriate access to inspection, inspection and other relevant procedures is granted to the importing member who requests it. (b) to inform other members, through the secretariat, of the products covered by the regulation, as well as a brief indication of the purpose and reasons of the proposed regulation.
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Le invitamos a contactarse con la
Organización de Hipertensión Pulmonar Chile.
Presidente de la Organización:
Sr. Carlos Zamora
e-mail: contacto@hipertensionpulmonar.cl
celular: 9-3432940
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