VI.1 The burden of proof in these proceedings is the same as that in the original panel proceedings. We recall that the general principles applicable to burden of proof in WTO dispute settlement require that a party claiming a violation of a provision of the WTO Agreement by another Member must assert and prove its claim. 89 In these Panel proceedings, Indonesia, which has challenged the consistency of Korea's measure, thus bears the burden of demonstrating that the measure is not consistent with the relevant provisions of the Agreement. Indonesia also bears the burden of establishing that its claims are properly before the Panel. We also note that it is generally for each party asserting a fact to provide proof thereof. 90In this respect, therefore, it is also for Korea to provide evidence for the facts which it asserts. Finally, we recall that a prima facie case is one which, in the absence of effective refutation by the other party, requires a panel, as a matter of law, to rule in favour of the party presenting the prima facie case.