Designated authority appointment governs anti-dumping proceedings, with Government power to appoint qualified persons and provide supporting resources. The Central Government may appoint a designated authority for anti-dumping duty proceedings by notification in the Official Gazette. The appointee must be ... Summary
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Designated authority appointment governs anti-dumping proceedings, with Government power to appoint qualified persons and provide supporting resources.
The Central Government may appoint a designated authority for anti-dumping duty proceedings by notification in the Official Gazette. The appointee must be at least of Joint Secretary rank or another person considered fit by the Government. It may also provide the designated authority with personnel services and facilities considered appropriate for performing functions under the rules.
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