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of <h1>Importer may deny preferential tariffs and recover duties for failed origin proof; written determination and consultations required</h1> The importing Party may deny preferential tariff treatment or recover duties if a product fails to meet origin requirements or if proof of origin or compliance is not demonstrated. Lack of timely or clear reply permits denial. Denials require a written determination with reasons, shared with the exporting Party's competent authority. Persistent or deliberate wrongful issuance of proofs of origin triggers consultations and possible temporary suspension of preferences for the exporter, with a suspension decision no later than two months after consultations and notice to the exporting Party within 30 days. If widespread misissuance affects over half of one-year imports by value, the matter goes to the Joint Committee, which must recommend within six months before any product-wide suspension; suspensions may be lifted retrospectively or prospectively upon remedial measures.
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