Bilateral safeguard measure permits tariff suspension or duty increase to prevent serious injury under the trade agreement. Application of a bilateral safeguard measure permits the Central Government, on the Director General's recommendation, to amend the customs notification to prevent or remedy serious injury and facilitate adjustment in respect of an originating good covered by final findings. The measure may suspend further tariff reductions or increase customs duty, subject to the applicable Most Favoured Nation ceiling. If final findings do not support a safeguard measure, any provisional measure must be withdrawn within thirty days. On termination, the duty rate reverts to the rate that would have applied but for the measure.
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Bilateral safeguard measure permits tariff suspension or duty increase to prevent serious injury under the trade agreement.
Application of a bilateral safeguard measure permits the Central Government, on the Director General's recommendation, to amend the customs notification to prevent or remedy serious injury and facilitate adjustment in respect of an originating good covered by final findings. The measure may suspend further tariff reductions or increase customs duty, subject to the applicable Most Favoured Nation ceiling. If final findings do not support a safeguard measure, any provisional measure must be withdrawn within thirty days. On termination, the duty rate reverts to the rate that would have applied but for the measure.
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