1. The Supplier shall submit to the Ministry or the Competent Authority, as the case may be, a report on the procedures undertaken for the withdrawal of the Fraudulent, Corrupt, or Counterfeit Goods within five (5) working days from the commencement of the withdrawal procedures, for monitoring and oversight purposes. The report shall include the following: a. The type and description of the Goods. b. The quantity, nature, source, and locations of the Goods remaining in the possession of the Supplier that have not been sold, distributed to points of sale, or supplied to other entities. c. The quantity of the Goods that have been sold, the markets in which they were sold, the quantities distributed to points of sale, or the quantities supplied to other entities. d. The quantity and value of the Goods withdrawn from markets and warehouses. e. The quantity of the Goods in respect of which refunds have been made to Customers, together with their names and addresses. 2. The Ministry or the Competent Authority, as the case may be, may require the Supplier to furnish any additional data, documents, or periodic reports, or to take any other measures deemed necessary in relation to the withdrawal of the Goods. 3. The Ministry and the Competent Authority shall, as the case may be, inform one another of the measures taken pursuant to Clauses (1) and (2) of this Article. In all cases, the Ministry shall notify the Higher Committee of such measures.
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