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<h1>New Rules Set for Investigating Market Disruption from Imports: Key Procedures and Deadlines Under 2002 Safeguard Duty Rules</h1> The Customs Tariff (Transitional Product Specific Safeguard Duty) Rules, 2002, outline the procedures for investigations into market disruption caused by increased imports. The Director General must issue a public notice detailing the article involved, investigation initiation date, summary of facts, reasons, contact address for representations, and time limits for responses. The notice is shared with relevant government ministries, known exporters, and interested parties, including the government of China. The Director General can request information from exporters and producers, allowing oral submissions if followed by written documentation. If parties fail to provide information, the Director General may base findings on available facts.