Safeguard measures under trade agreement customs rules limit bilateral action when a global safeguard already applies. The Central Government may amend the customs notification under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962, on the Director-General's recommendation, to apply safeguard measures to a product covered by final findings under the India-Singapore Trade Agreement, in order to prevent or remedy serious injury and facilitate positive adjustment. No safeguard measure may be taken against an article while a global safeguard measure is in force for that article, and any existing bilateral safeguard must terminate if a global safeguard measure is taken.
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Safeguard measures under trade agreement customs rules limit bilateral action when a global safeguard already applies.
The Central Government may amend the customs notification under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962, on the Director-General's recommendation, to apply safeguard measures to a product covered by final findings under the India-Singapore Trade Agreement, in order to prevent or remedy serious injury and facilitate positive adjustment. No safeguard measure may be taken against an article while a global safeguard measure is in force for that article, and any existing bilateral safeguard must terminate if a global safeguard measure is taken.
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