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Article  906:  Compatibility  and  Equivalence

1.  Recognizing  the  crucial  role  of  standards-related  measures  in  achieving  legitimate  objectives,  the  Parties  shall,  in  accordance  with  this  Chapter,  work  jointly  to  enhance  the  level  of  safety  and  of  protection  of  human,  animal  and  plant  life  and  health,  the  environment  and  consumers.

2.  Without  reducing  the  level  of  safety  or  of  protection  of  human,  animal  or  plant  life  or  health,  the  environment  or  consumers,  without  prejudice  to  the  rights  of  any  Party  under  this  Chapter,  and  taking  into  account  international  standardization  activities,  the  Parties  shall,  to  the  greatest  extent  practicable,  make  compatible  their  respective  standards-related  measures,  so  as  to  facilitate  trade  in  a  good  or  service  between  the  Parties.

3.  Further  to  Articles  902  --674-Art.  902--  and  905  --674-Art.  905--,  a  Party  shall,  on  request  of  another  Party,  seek,  through  appropriate  measures,  to  promote  the  compatibility  of  a  specific  standard  or  conformity  assessment  procedure  that  is  maintained  in  its  territory  with  the  standards  or  conformity  assessment  procedures  maintained  in  the  territory  of  the  other  Party.

4.  Each  importing  Party  shall  treat  a  technical  regulation  adopted  or  maintained  by  an  exporting  Party  as  equivalent  to  its  own  where  the  exporting  Party,  in  cooperation  with  the  importing  Party,  demonstrates  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  importing  Party  that  its  technical  regulation  adequately  fulfills  the  importing  Party's  legitimate  objectives.

5.  The  importing  Party  shall  provide  to  the  exporting  Party,  on  request,  its  reasons  in  writing  for  not  treating  a  technical  regulation  as  equivalent  under  paragraph  4.

6.  Each  Party  shall,  wherever  possible,  accept  the  results  of  a  conformity  assessment  procedure  conducted  in  the  territory  of  another  Party,  provided  that  it  is  satisfied  that  the  procedure  offers  an  assurance,  equivalent  to  that  provided  by  a  procedure  it  conducts  or  a  procedure  conducted  in  its  territory  the  results  of  which  it  accepts,  that  the  relevant  good  or  service  complies  with  the  applicable  technical  regulation  or  standard  adopted  or  maintained  in  the  Party's  territory.

7.  Prior  to  accepting  the  results  of  a  conformity  assessment  procedure  pursuant  to  paragraph  6,  and  to  enhance  confidence  in  the  continued  reliability  of  each  other's  conformity  assessment  results,  the  Parties  may  consult  on  such  matters  as  the  technical  competence  of  the  conformity  assessment  bodies  involved,  including  verified  compliance  with  relevant  international  standards  through  such  means  as  accreditation.