Market disruption investigation defines the Director General's role in identifying liable articles, recommending safeguard duty, duration, and continuance review. Rule 4 defines the Director General's functions in the transitional product specific safeguard framework. The Director General must investigate whether increased imports have caused market disruption or a threat of market disruption to the domestic industry, identify the article liable to safeguard duty under section 8C, and submit provisional or final findings to the Central Government regarding disruption arising from increased imports from the People's Republic of China. The Director General must also recommend the adequate duty, its duration, and review the need for its continuance.
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Market disruption investigation defines the Director General's role in identifying liable articles, recommending safeguard duty, duration, and continuance review.
Rule 4 defines the Director General's functions in the transitional product specific safeguard framework. The Director General must investigate whether increased imports have caused market disruption or a threat of market disruption to the domestic industry, identify the article liable to safeguard duty under section 8C, and submit provisional or final findings to the Central Government regarding disruption arising from increased imports from the People's Republic of China. The Director General must also recommend the adequate duty, its duration, and review the need for its continuance.
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