(i) treatment no less favorable than for a good of such Party, and
(ii) in any event, treatment that protects the
applicant's legitimate commercial interests, to
the extent provided under the Party's law;
(f) shall limit any requirement regarding individual
specimens or samples of a good to that which is
reasonable and necessary;
(g) should not impose a fee for conducting such procedure that is higher for a good of another Party than is equitable in relation to any such fee it imposes for its like goods or for like goods of any other country, taking into account communication, transportation and other related costs;
(h) should use criteria for selecting the location of facilities at which a procedure is conducted that do not cause unnecessary inconvenience to an applicant or its agent;
(i) shall provide a mechanism to review complaints
concerning the operation of such procedure and to take
corrective action when a complaint is justified;
(j) should use criteria for selecting samples of goods that
do not cause unnecessary inconvenience to an applicant
or its agent; and
(k) shall limit such procedure, for a good modified subsequent to a determination that such good fulfills the requirements of the applicable sanitary or phytosanitary measure, to that necessary to determine that such good continues to fulfill the requirements of such measure.
2. Each Party shall apply, with such modifications as may be necessary, paragraphs 1(a) through (i) to its approval procedures.
3. Where an importing Party's sanitary or phytosanitary measure requires the conduct of a control or inspection procedure at the level of production, an exporting Party shall, upon the request of the importing Party, take such reasonable measures as may be available to it to facilitate access in its territory and to provide assistance necessary to facilitate the conduct of the importing Party's control or inspection procedure.