Positive comity is addressed more often in Canada's state to state competition cooperation agreements (US, Mexico, EU and Japan). Generally, the positive comity provisions of Canada's agreements consist of: • A general principle on positive comity; • The request for enforcement action; • How the requested party responds to the request (i.e., if the requested party decides to respond to the request positively, it has to inform the requesting party of the outcome and significant interim developments); and • The voluntary nature of positive comity activities (i.e., a response to a positive comity request is at the discretion of the requested party and the requesting party is not prevented from taking enforcement actions under its own laws). Example: Canada-US (1995): https://www.competitionbureau.gc.ca/eic/site/cb-bc.nsf/vwapj/canada-us-agreement-e.pdf/$file/canada-us-agreement-e.pdf