Form B Binational Panel Review - Disclosure Undertaking for Employees and Persons Under Contract to the Secretariat - Canada

Form B Binational Panel Review - Disclosure Undertaking for Employees and Persons Under Contract to the Secretariat - Canada is a document that individuals working for or contracted to the Secretariat of a binational panel in Canada must complete. The purpose of this form is to ensure that these individuals understand their responsibilities to protect confidential information and maintain the integrity of the binational panel review process.

The Form B Binational Panel Review - Disclosure Undertaking for Employees and Persons Under Contract to the Secretariat in Canada is filed by the Secretariat.

FAQ

Q: What is the Form B Binational Panel Review?
A: The Form B Binational Panel Review is a process for reviewing trade disputes between Canada and the United States.

Q: What is a Disclosure Undertaking?
A: A Disclosure Undertaking is a commitment made by employees and persons under contract to the Secretariat to keep certain information confidential.

Q: Who does the Form B Binational Panel Review apply to?
A: The Form B Binational Panel Review applies to employees and persons under contract to the Secretariat.

Q: What is the purpose of the Disclosure Undertaking?
A: The purpose of the Disclosure Undertaking is to ensure that confidential information related to the trade dispute is protected.

Q: What happens if someone violates the Disclosure Undertaking?
A: If someone violates the Disclosure Undertaking, they may face legal consequences and disciplinary actions.