1. On receipt of the panel report, the person and the Party complained against shall agree on a resolution of the dispute which shall normally conform with the recommendations of the panel. The person and Party shall agree to such resolution within 60 days after the issuance of the panel report. The person and the Party complained against may agree to extend this time period, but in no case shall such extension exceed an additional 60 days.
2. Wherever possible, the resolution of the dispute shall be the non-implementation, removal or amendment of the measure that is inconsistent with this Agreement.
3. Each Party shall amend its laws in order to permit any Tariff Costs awarded under Article 1716(3) to be paid in the same manner as an order for costs against the Crown in that Party’s superior courts.
4. Where the person believes that the recommendations of the panel have not been implemented after 60 days of the issuance of the panel report, the person may request a compliance review by the panel that issued the report. Such a request shall be delivered in writing to the person, to the Party complained against, to the chairperson of the panel and to the Secretariat and shall include written submissions supporting the allegation.
5. The Party complained against may provide a written reply to submissions delivered pursuant to paragraph 4 and shall deliver them to the person, to the chairperson of the panel and to the Secretariat within 10 days of receiving notice of a request pursuant to paragraph 4.
6. A panel receiving a request pursuant to paragraph 4 shall issue a determination of whether the Party complained against has implemented the recommendations made in the original panel report within thirty days of receiving a request pursuant to paragraph 4. The panel shall consider submissions from the person and the Party complained against and may seek further written clarification from them. The panel may also, at its discretion, convene a hearing with the person and Party complained against and may postpone its determination under this Article for a further 60 days if such a hearing is convened.