The US Lumber Coalition in its comments to the United States Trade Representative has requested that any extension of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) should be conditioned on the elimination of the Chapter 10 binational panel review process. The Chapter 10 process strips US courts of jurisdiction to review determinations of the US Department of Commerce and the US International Trade Commission. In this alternative process, review of US agency determinations and issues of US law are decided by panels that include non-citizens outside of constitutional oversight or democratic accountability. …“USMCA Chapter 10 is unconstitutional, plain and simple. …“The US Lumber industry has had no choice but to invoke the US trade remedy laws against softwood lumber imports from Canada. Unfortunately, the effectiveness of these laws has been undermined as they apply to Canada through Chapter 10 of the USMCA,” stated Andrew Miller, Chair.