When a State is a cooperating State
(1) For the purposes of this Act, a State is a cooperating State if the State:
(a) was a participating State under subsection 35(1); and
(b) has stopped being a participating State because it terminated its reference of the primary matters; and
(c) has not terminated its reference of the residual matters; and
(d) has not terminated its reference of the amendment matters.
(2) A State is also a cooperating State if the State:
(a) was a participating State under subsection 35(2); and
(b) has stopped being a participating State because it terminated its adoption of the primary version of this Act; and
(c) has not terminated its adoption of the residual version of this Act; and
(d) has not terminated its reference of the amendment matters.
When a State stops being a cooperating State
(3) A State stops being a cooperating State if:
(a) in a case where the State is a cooperating State under subsection (1) of this section--a reference mentioned in paragraph (1)(c) or (d) terminates; or
(b) in a case where the State is a cooperating State under subsection (2)--the adoption mentioned in paragraph (2)(c), or the reference mentioned in paragraph (2)(d), terminates.