Director General appointment under specific safeguard rules allows government notification, rank-based eligibility, and provision of necessary staff support. Appointment of Director General (Specific Safeguard) is regulated through a provision authorising the Central Government to appoint, by notification in the Official Gazette, an officer to serve as Director General for the purposes of the transitional product specific safeguard duty rules. The appointee is to be not below the rank of Joint Secretary, subject to governmental discretion to appoint another suitable officer. The rule also authorises the Government to provide the Director General with such personnel and facilities as it considers appropriate.
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Director General appointment under specific safeguard rules allows government notification, rank-based eligibility, and provision of necessary staff support.
Appointment of Director General (Specific Safeguard) is regulated through a provision authorising the Central Government to appoint, by notification in the Official Gazette, an officer to serve as Director General for the purposes of the transitional product specific safeguard duty rules. The appointee is to be not below the rank of Joint Secretary, subject to governmental discretion to appoint another suitable officer. The rule also authorises the Government to provide the Director General with such personnel and facilities as it considers appropriate.
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