The FTC has experience with various forms of Enhanced Enforcement Co-operation. For example, it may engage in coordinated investigations with international counterparts. Such co-operation may include coordinated information gathering, for example, through conducting joint interviews of parties or third parties, or developing common lines of inquiry for market participants. The FTC also has experience with Enhanced Enforcement Co-operation and coordination in the remedy stage of investigations. This can include joint consideration, negotiation, and/or implementation of remedies. The U.S.-EC Best Practices on Cooperation in Merger Investigations outline certain enhanced co-operation tools that the FTC and DOJ may use. For example, paragraph 13 states that, “in appropriate cases, the reviewing agencies might encourage and provide opportunities for parties to organize presentations or interviews jointly with both agencies, and to allow for the concurrent submission of documents.” See https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/documents/public_statements/310481/111014eumerger.pdf. See also Canada-U.S., Best Practices on Cooperation in Merger Investigations, https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/attachments/international-competition-consumer-protection-cooperation-agreements/canada-us_merger_cooperation_best_practices_0.pdf.