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Article  713.  International  Standards  and  Standardizing  Organizations

1.  Without  reducing  the  level  of  protection  of  human,  animal  or  plant  life  or  health,  each  Party  shall  use,  as  a  basis  for  its  sanitary  and  phytosanitary  measures,  relevant  international  standards,  guidelines  or  recommendations  with  the  objective,  among  others,  of  making  its  sanitary  and  phytosanitary  measures  equivalent  or,  where  appropriate,  identical  to  those  of  the  other  Parties.

2.  A  Party's  sanitary  or  phytosanitary  measure  that  conforms  to  a  relevant  international  standard,  guideline  or  recommendation  shall  be  presumed  to  be  consistent  with  Article  712  --671-Art.  712--.  A  measure  that  results  in  a  level  of  sanitary  or  phytosanitary  protection  different  from  that  which  would  be  achieved  by  a  measure  based  on  a  relevant  international  standard,  guideline  or  recommendation  shall  not  for  that  reason  alone  be  presumed  to  be  inconsistent  with  this  Section.

3.  Nothing  in  Paragraph  1  shall  be  construed  to  prevent  a  Party  from  adopting,  maintaining  or  applying,  in  accordance  with  the  other  provisions  of  this  Section,  a  sanitary  or  phytosanitary  measure  that  is  more  stringent  than  the  relevant  international  standard,  guideline  or  recommendation.

4.  Where  a  Party  has  reason  to  believe  that  a  sanitary  or  phytosanitary  measure  of  another  Party  is  adversely  affecting  or  may  adversely  affect  its  exports  and  the  measure  is  not  based  on  a  relevant  international  standard,  guideline  or  recommendation,  it  may  request,  and  the  other  Party  shall  provide  in  writing,  the  reasons  for  the  measure.

5.  Each  Party  shall,  to  the  greatest  extent  practicable,  participate  in  relevant  international  and  North  American  standardizing  organizations,  including  the  Codex  Alimentarius  Commission,  the  International  Office  of  Epizootics,  the  International  Plant  Protection  Convention,  and  the  North  American  Plant  Protection  Organization,  with  a  view  to  promoting  the  development  and  periodic  review  of  international  standards,  guidelines  and  recommendations.