Confidentiality in safeguard duty proceedings requires justification, non-confidential summaries, and verification where disclosure is refused. Confidential information in safeguard duty proceedings may be treated as confidential by the Director General where its confidential nature or basis is established, and it must not be disclosed without the provider's specific authorisation. Parties may be required to submit a non-confidential summary or explain why summarisation is impossible. Confidentiality may be disregarded where the request is unwarranted or the supplier refuses public, generalised, or summary disclosure, unless the information's correctness is demonstrated from appropriate sources to the Director General's satisfaction.
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Confidentiality in safeguard duty proceedings requires justification, non-confidential summaries, and verification where disclosure is refused.
Confidential information in safeguard duty proceedings may be treated as confidential by the Director General where its confidential nature or basis is established, and it must not be disclosed without the provider's specific authorisation. Parties may be required to submit a non-confidential summary or explain why summarisation is impossible. Confidentiality may be disregarded where the request is unwarranted or the supplier refuses public, generalised, or summary disclosure, unless the information's correctness is demonstrated from appropriate sources to the Director General's satisfaction.
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