Safeguard duty reviews assess market disruption, supporting continuation, withdrawal, or variation through prescribed procedures and timelines. The Director General periodically reviews whether transitional product-specific safeguard duty remains necessary to prevent or remedy market disruption. The review may support continued imposition, withdrawal, or variation of the duty, including after a mandatory mid-term review where the duty has continued for more than three years. A review must ordinarily be concluded within eight months of initiation, subject to an extension permitted by the Central Government. Procedural provisions governing initiation, investigation, findings, and related matters apply correspondingly.
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Safeguard duty reviews assess market disruption, supporting continuation, withdrawal, or variation through prescribed procedures and timelines.
The Director General periodically reviews whether transitional product-specific safeguard duty remains necessary to prevent or remedy market disruption. The review may support continued imposition, withdrawal, or variation of the duty, including after a mandatory mid-term review where the duty has continued for more than three years. A review must ordinarily be concluded within eight months of initiation, subject to an extension permitted by the Central Government. Procedural provisions governing initiation, investigation, findings, and related matters apply correspondingly.
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