Consolidated TPP Text – Side instruments involving Canada

Side letters are instruments negotiated in conjunction with free trade agreements. The purpose of a side letter is to clarify bilateral matters between two Parties that do not affect the rights and obligations of the other TPP Parties.

National Treatment and Market Access for Goods

• Letter from Canada / Letter from Australia (Distinctive Products)
• Letter from Canada / Letter from New Zealand (Distinctive Products)
• Letter from Canada / Letter from Viet Nam (Distinctive Products)
• Letter from Canada / Letter from Australia (Wines and Distilled Spirits)
• Letter from Canada / Letter from New Zealand (Wines and Distilled Spirits)
• Letter from Japan / Letter from Canada (Forest Products)
• Letter from Malaysia / Letter from Canada (Motor Vehicles)
• Letter from the United States / Letter from Canada (Transparency and Notification regarding Measures affecting Agriculture and Agri-food Trade)
• Letter from the Canada / Letter from the United States (Assessment of Food Safety Regulatory System)
• Letter from Australia / Letter from Canada (Dairy and Food Processing)

Financial Services

• Letter from Viet Nam / Letter from Canada (Electronic Payment Services)

Government Procurement

• Letter from Canada / Letter from the United States (Procurement Thresholds)
• Letter from Canada / Letter from the United States / Letter from Mexico (Procurement Rules)

Intellectual Property

• Letter from Canada / Letter from Japan (Geographical Indications)
• Letter from Viet Nam / Letter from Canada (Trademarks / Certification Marks)
• Letter from Mexico / Letter from Canada (Geographical Indications)
• Letter from Mexico / Letter from Canada (Cooperation)
• Letter from Chile / Letter from Canada (Geographical Indications)
• Letter from Peru / Letter from Canada (Geographical Indications)
• Letter from Japan / Letter from Canada (Copyright)
• Letter from the United States / Letter from Canada (Enforcement / Information Sharing)

Environment

• Peru-Canada Understanding (Biodiversity and Traditional Knowledge)
• Malaysia-Canada Understanding (Biodiversity and Traditional Knowledge)