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<h1>Rule 6 of Customs Tariff Rules: Initiating Subsidy Investigations on Imports with Industry Support and Evidence Requirements.</h1> Rule 6 of the Customs Tariff Rules, 1995, outlines the process for initiating an investigation into alleged subsidies on imported goods. The designated authority can commence an investigation upon receiving a written application from or on behalf of the domestic industry, provided there is adequate evidence of subsidy, injury, and a causal link between them. The application must have support from domestic producers accounting for over 50% of production. Investigations can also be initiated suo motu by the authority if sufficient evidence exists. The exporting country's government must be notified before initiation, and the investigation period is typically twelve months.