Confidential information in anti-dumping investigations is protected, subject to non-confidential summaries and possible exclusion of unsupported claims. Confidential information provided during an anti-dumping investigation is protected from disclosure where the designated authority accepts the ... Summary
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Confidential information in anti-dumping investigations is protected, subject to non-confidential summaries and possible exclusion of unsupported claims.
Confidential information provided during an anti-dumping investigation is protected from disclosure where the designated authority accepts the confidentiality claim, unless the provider specifically authorises disclosure. A party may be required to furnish a non-confidential summary or explain why summarisation is impossible. Information may be disregarded if confidentiality is not justified or if the provider will not permit disclosure in public, generalised, or summary form.
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