Here is the "remedy" portion of a proposal from the American Automotive Policy Council for currency manipulation provisions in the TPP:
If a TPP member is found to have breached its currency commitments under the agreement, other TPP members shall be entitled to suspend the tariff benefits of the agreement with respect to the violating TPP member at a minimum for one year, and until the TPP member demonstrates that it has remedied the breach. In the event that a tariff on a good has not been eliminated, the period of time before the tariff is eliminated would be extended.
So, if I'm reading this correctly, if there is any violation at all in relation to currency manipulation, regardless of the degree, other parties are able to suspend all tariff concessions under the TPP with respect to the violating party. That's quite a remedy!
