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Annex  1904.13:  Extraordinary  Challenge  Procedure

1.  The  involved  Parties  shall  establish  an  extraordinary  challenge  committee,  composed  of  three  members,  within  15  days  of  a  request  pursuant  to  Article  1904(13)  --721-Art.  1904--.  The  members  shall  be  selected  from  a  15-person  roster  comprised  of  judges  or  former  judges  of  a  federal  judicial  court  of  the  United  States  or  a  judicial  court  of  superior  jurisdiction  of  Canada,  or  a  federal  judicial  court  of  Mexico.  Each  Party  shall  name  five  persons  to  this  roster.  Each  involved  Party  shall  select  one  member  from  this  roster  and  the  involved  Parties  shall  decide  by  lot  which  of  them  shall  select  the  third  member  from  the  roster.

2.  The  Parties  shall  establish  by  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  the  Agreement  rules  of  procedure  for  committees.  The  rules  shall  provide  for  a  decision  of  a  committee  within  90  days  of  its  establishment.

3.  Committee  decisions  shall  be  binding  on  the  Parties  with  respect  to  the  particular  matter  between  the  Parties  that  was  before  the  panel.  After  examination  of  the  legal  and  factual  analysis  underlying  the  findings  and  conclusions  of  the  panel's  decision  in  order  to  determine  whether  one  of  the  grounds  set  out  in  Article  1904(13)  --721-Art.  1904--  has  been  established,  and  on  finding  that  one  of  those  grounds  has  been  established,  the  committee  shall  vacate  the  original  panel  decision  or  remand  it  to  the  original  panel  for  action  not  inconsistent  with  the  committee's  decision;  if  the  grounds  are  not  established,  it  shall  deny  the  challenge  and,  therefore,  the  original  panel  decision  shall  stand  affirmed.  If  the  original  decision  is  vacated,  a  new  panel  shall  be  established  pursuant  to  Annex  1901.2  --721-Anexo  1901.2--.