Bilateral safeguard measures can suspend tariff concessions or raise duties to address injury from increased originating imports. Bilateral safeguard measures may be imposed where increased imports of originating goods from Malaysia, resulting from tariff reductions under the Trade Agreement, cause or threaten serious injury to a domestic industry. The Director General conducts investigations-initiated by domestic producers or suo motu-assessing objective factors and causation, issues public notices, handles confidential information, and may recommend provisional or final measures. The Central Government may suspend tariff concessions or raise duties within defined limits, subject to duration, progressive liberalisation, transition period constraints, refund rules, and review mechanisms.
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Bilateral safeguard measures can suspend tariff concessions or raise duties to address injury from increased originating imports.
Bilateral safeguard measures may be imposed where increased imports of originating goods from Malaysia, resulting from tariff reductions under the Trade Agreement, cause or threaten serious injury to a domestic industry. The Director General conducts investigations-initiated by domestic producers or suo motu-assessing objective factors and causation, issues public notices, handles confidential information, and may recommend provisional or final measures. The Central Government may suspend tariff concessions or raise duties within defined limits, subject to duration, progressive liberalisation, transition period constraints, refund rules, and review mechanisms.
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