The US Lumber Coalition urged the US Trade Representative to communicate to Canada and Mexico that the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement binational panel review system needs to be scrapped during the USMCA review process. The review system… can challenge actions taken to stop the unfair trade using this special dispute settlement panel process. The panel review gives powers to international tribunals that the Constitution reserves for US courts. …Canada, in a recent submission, argued that USMCA binational panel review replaces not only review by the US Court of International Trade (CIT), but also appellate review by the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC), effectively arguing that a USMCA panel does not need to concern itself with any US Appeals Court decisions or precedents. “The idea that a USMCA binational panel is not bound by a US Court of Appeals precedent is, quite frankly, outrageous,” stated Zoltan van Heyningen.