Protective import duties: Government could impose provisional customs duties after Tariff Commission recommendation, subject to parliamentary approval. Section 6, omitted by the Finance (No. 2) Act, 2024, formerly empowered the Central Government to impose provisional protective customs duties on imported goods following a Tariff Commission recommendation, by notification and subject to a duty cap matching the recommendation, with such duties deemed specified in the First Schedule and conditioned on subsequent parliamentary approval via a Bill that, if not enacted within six months of introduction, caused the notification to cease while preserving prior actions taken under it.
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Protective import duties: Government could impose provisional customs duties after Tariff Commission recommendation, subject to parliamentary approval.
Section 6, omitted by the Finance (No. 2) Act, 2024, formerly empowered the Central Government to impose provisional protective customs duties on imported goods following a Tariff Commission recommendation, by notification and subject to a duty cap matching the recommendation, with such duties deemed specified in the First Schedule and conditioned on subsequent parliamentary approval via a Bill that, if not enacted within six months of introduction, caused the notification to cease while preserving prior actions taken under it.
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