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The mandate of the Secretariat is set out in Article 2002.3 of the NAFTA and reads:
The Secretariat shall:
In 1997 and then again in 2002, the Canadian Section’s mandate was expanded to include the administration of the dispute settlement processes under the following trade agreements:
Legislation governing the work of the Canadian Section is as follows:
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Commitment to an Unbiased and Equitable Administrative Process |
The NAFTA Secretariat, Canadian Section, is committed to administering the dispute settlement provisions of the relevant Free Trade Agreements and other Bilateral Agreements as directed by the Parties in a manner which ensures unbiased administrative processes, equity, security and fairness.
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Commitment to Service Quality |
The NAFTA Secretariat, Canadian Section, is committed to maintaining the highest quality of administration to all dispute settlement proceedings and to investing in technologies that will sustain future operations.
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Support to Stakeholders |
The NAFTA Secretariat, Canadian Section, is committed to supporting and providing services to its stakeholders in dispute resolution in a manner that is impartial, responsive, accessible and timely.
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Openness and Accountability |
The NAFTA Secretariat, Canadian Section, is committed to the promotion of a corporate culture that implements transparent management processes and accountability to both the NAFTA Free Trade Commission and to the public.
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Operational Efficiency |
The NAFTA Secretariat, Canadian Section, is committed to pursuing alternative service delivery in order to enhance information access and sharing and to improve operating practices.
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Continuous Learning |
The NAFTA Secretariat, Canadian Section, is committed in having in place professional and motivated employees and to offer them the opportunity to advance their careers through continuous learning.
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Contacts and other relevant information:
NAFTA Secretariat, Canadian Section
90 Sparks Street, Suite 705
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 5B4
Tel: (613) 992-9388
Fax: (613) 992-9392
Web Site: http://www.nafta-sec-alena.org
The NAFTA Secretariat, Canadian Section:
Vacant | Secretary | (613) 992-9382 |
Judy Thériault | Executive Assistant | (613) 992-9382 |
Daniel Plourde | Deputy Secretary | (613) 992-9383 |
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Collette Lavallée | Compensation and Administrative Officer | (613) 943-7832 |
Christine Allain | Receptionist | (613) 992-9388 |
Isabelle Costa Rego | Administrative Clerk | (613) 992-9386 |
Maya Ali Adib | Financial Analyst | (613) 992-9385 |
Darryl Dass | Systems Manager | (613) 947-9311 |
Feleke Bogale | Registrar | (613) 992-9384 |
Renée Lagacé | Deputy Registrar | (613) 992-8325 |
Marie-France Meunier | Information Management Officer | (613) 992-2303 |
Vacant | Counsel | (613) 944-1651 |
Vacant | Registry Clerk |
** Our e-mail addresses: given name, dot and last name followed by: @nafta-alena.gc.ca (e.g.: daniel.plourde@nafta-alena.gc.ca).