3. This agreement does not infringe on members` rights under other international instruments, including the right to use good offices or dispute resolution mechanisms of other international organizations or that have been established under an international agreement. See also > decision on the implementation of Article 4, point (d), membership and participation of the member or institutions concerned on its territory in international plant health and protection organizations and systems, as well as bilateral and multilateral agreements and arrangements under this agreement, as well as the texts of these agreements and arrangements. (e) all requirements for the control, inspection and approval of individual specimens of a product are limited to what is appropriate and necessary; (c) information requirements are limited to what is required for appropriate control, inspection and authorisation procedures, including authorizing the use of additives or setting tolerances for contaminants in food, beverages or feed; (b) protect life, human or animal health or public health in the Territory of the Member State from the risks arising from additives, contaminants, toxins or pathogens found in food, beverages or animal feed; Members comply with Schedule C provisions when implementing control, inspection and authorisation procedures, including national systems for authorizing the use of additives or setting tolerances for contaminants in foodstuffs, beverages or feed, and ensure that their procedures are not inconsistent with the provisions of this agreement. 5. In the absence of an international standard, directive or recommendation, or if the content of a draft health or plant health regulation is not fundamentally identical to the content of an international standard, directive or recommendation, and if the regulation can have a significant impact on other members` exchanges, members provide copies of the proposed and proposed regulation at the request of other members. , if possible, identify parties that are essentially dering international standards, guidelines or recommendations; NOTE: A pest-free or disease-free area may be surrounded, surrounded or adjacent, either within a country or in a geographic area comprising parts or several countries where a specific pest or disease is known to be present, but where regional control measures, such as protection, surveillance and buffer zones that limit or exterminate the pest. 1. This agreement applies to all sanitary and plant health measures that could directly or indirectly affect international trade. These measures are developed and implemented in accordance with the provisions of this agreement. (b) to inform other members, through the secretariat, of the products covered by the regulation, as well as a brief indication of the purpose and reasons of the proposed regulation. These notifications come at an early stage where changes can still be made and observations can be considered; 4.
