Paragraphs in "North American Agreement On Environmental Cooperation" coded as SCIR

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Label	Provision
Pre.9	NOTING the existence of differences in their respective natural endowments, climatic and geographical conditions, and economic, technological and infrastructural capabilities;
Art.2.1.d	(d) further scientific research and technology development in respect of environmental matters;
Art.2.1.e	(e) assess, as appropriate, environmental impacts; and
Art.10.2.a	(a) comparability of techniques and methodologies for data gathering and analysis, data management and electronic data communications on matters covered by this Agreement;
Art.10.2.b	(b) pollution prevention techniques and strategies;
Art.10.2.e	(e) scientific research and technology development in respect of environmental matters;
Art.10.2.o	(o) the exchange of environmental scientists and officials;
Art.10.3.b	(b) without reducing levels of environmental protection, establishing a process for developing recommendations on greater compatibility of environmental technical regulations, standards and conformity assessment procedures in a manner consistent with the NAFTA.
Art.10.4.c	(c) technical cooperation between the Parties.
Art.10.6.c.iii	(iii) identifying experts able to provide information or technical advice to NAFTA committees, working groups and other NAFTA bodies;
Art.10.7.a	(a) assessing the environmental impact of proposed projects subject to decisions by a competent government authority and likely to cause significant adverse transboundary effects, including a full evaluation of comments provided by other Parties and persons of other Parties;
Art.11.5	5. The Secretariat shall provide technical, administrative and operational support to the Council and to committees and groups established by the Council, and such other support as the Council may direct.
Art.11.7	7. The Secretariat shall, as appropriate, provide the Parties and the public information on where they may receive technical advice and expertise with respect to environmental matters.
Art.13.2	2. In preparing such a report, the Secretariat may draw upon any relevant technical, scientific or other information, including information:
Art.13.2.a	(a) that is publicly available;
Art.13.2.b	(b) submitted by interested non-governmental organizations and persons;
Art.13.2.c	(c) submitted by the Joint Public Advisory Committee;
Art.13.2.d	(d) furnished by a Party;
Art.13.2.e	(e) gathered through public consultations, such as conferences, seminars and symposia; or
Art.13.2.f	(f) developed by the Secretariat, or by independent experts engaged pursuant to paragraph 1.
Art.15.4	4. In preparing a factual record, the Secretariat shall consider any information furnished by a Party and may consider any relevant technical, scientific or other information:
Art.15.4.a	(a) that is publicly available;
Art.15.4.b	(b) submitted by interested non-governmental organizations or persons;
Art.15.4.c	(c) submitted by the Joint Public Advisory Committee; or
Art.15.4.d	(d) developed by the Secretariat or by independent experts.
Art.16.5	5. The Joint Public Advisory Committee may provide relevant technical, scientific or other information to the Secretariat, including for purposes of developing a factual record under Article 15. The Secretariat shall forward to the Council copies of any such information.
Art.23.4.a	(a) call on such technical advisers or create such working groups or expert groups as it deems necessary,
Art.25.2.a	(a) have expertise or experience in environmental law or its enforcement, or in the resolution of disputes arising under international agreements, or other relevant scientific, technical or professional expertise or experience;
Art.30.1x	On request of a disputing Party, or on its own initiative, the panel may seek information and technical advice from any person or body that it deems appropriate, provided that the disputing Parties so agree and subject to such terms and conditions as such Parties may agree.