Common use of Exchange of Information between the Parties Clause in Contracts

Exchange of Information between the Parties. 1. The Parties shall exchange information, whenever possible and relevant to reciprocal investments, concerning business opportunities, procedures, and requirements for investment, particularly through the Joint Committee and its National Focal Points. 2. For this purpose, a Party shall provide, when requested, in a timely fashion and with respect for the applicable level of protection, information related, in particular, to the following issues: a) Regulatory conditions for investment; b) Governmental programs and possible related incentives; c) Public policies and legal frameworks that may affect investment; d) Legal framework for investment, including legislation on the establishment of companies and joint ventures; e) Related international treaties; f) Customs procedures and tax regimes; g) Statistical information on the market for goods and services; h) Available infrastructure and public services; i) Government procurement and public concessions; j) Social and labour requirements; k) Immigration legislation; l) Currency exchange legislation; m) Legislation regarding specific economic sectors previously identified by the Parties; n) Regional projects and agreements related to on investment; and o) Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)

Exchange of Information between the Parties. 1. The Parties shall exchange information, whenever possible and relevant to reciprocal investments, concerning regarding business opportunities, procedures, opportunities and procedures and requirements for investmentinvestments, particularly in particular through the Joint Committee and its their National Focal Points. 2. For To this purposeend, upon request, a Party shall provide, when requested, in a timely fashion manner and with respect for respecting the applicable level of protection, information relatedon, in particular, to the following issuesmatters: a) Regulatory regulatory conditions for investmentinvestments; b) Governmental government programs and possible incentives related incentivesto them; c) Public public policies and legal regulatory frameworks that may affect investmentinvestments; d) Legal legal framework for investmentinvestments, including legislation on the establishment of companies and joint ventures; e) Related relevant international treaties; f) Customs customs procedures and tax regimes; g) Statistical statistical information on the market markets for goods and services; h) Available available infrastructure and public services; i) Government government procurement and public concessions; j) Social social and labour requirementslabor legislation; k) Immigration migration legislation; l) Currency foreign exchange legislation; m) Legislation regarding legislation relating to specific economic sectors previously identified by the Parties; n) Regional regional investment projects and agreements related to on investmentagreements; and o) Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs).