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Art. 29a · Information at provisional stage

Anti-Subsidy Regulation · 32016R1037 · every version of this act · on EUR-Lex

2 changes recorded across 2 versions, newest first.

Twin in Anti-Dumping Regulation: Art. 19a, textually similar (0.942), paired on both acts' texts of 11 August 2020. See where the two texts differ.

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Amended by Regulation (EU) 2020/1173 32020R1173 on EUR-Lex

Applies from: no date changed

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In paragraph 1, the period before imposition of provisional duties during which information must be provided to the listed parties was changed from three weeks to four weeks.

In paragraph 2, the period before the Article 12(1) deadline during which interested parties must be informed of non-imposition of duties was likewise changed from three weeks to four weeks.

Cited: Art. 29a, v1 · Art. 29a, v2

v1 is the previous version, v2 this one.

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Previous version, in force 8 June 2018 02016R1037-20180608 → this version, in force 11 August 2020 02016R1037-20200811

Article 29a Information at provisional stage 1. Union producers, importers and exporters and their representative associations, and the country of origin and/or export, may request information on the planned imposition of provisional duties. Requests for such information shall be made in writing within the time limit prescribed in the notice of initiation. Such information shall be provided to those parties three four weeks before the imposition of provisional duties. Such information shall include: a summary of the proposed duties for information purposes only, and details of the calculation of the amount of the countervailable subsidy and the margin adequate to remove the injury to the Union industry, due account being taken of the need to respect the confidentiality obligations contained in Article 29. Parties shall have a period of three working days from the supply of such information to provide comments on the accuracy of the calculations. 2. In cases where it is intended not to impose provisional duties but to continue the investigation, interested parties shall be informed of the non-imposition of duties three four weeks before the expiry of the deadline mentioned in Article 12(1) for the imposition of provisional duties.

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Amended by Regulation (EU) 2018/825 32018R0825 on EUR-Lex

Applies from: not readable (an inserted provision states its own application date only in prose) why

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A new Article 29a is added, allowing Union producers, importers and exporters, their representative associations, and the country of origin and/or export to request information on planned provisional duties, with such information to be supplied three weeks before imposition and comments allowed within three working days.

It also adds a rule that, where provisional duties are not to be imposed and the investigation is to continue, interested parties are to be informed of that non-imposition three weeks before the expiry of the deadline referred to in Article 12(1).

Cited: Art. 29a, v2

v1 is the previous version, v2 this one.

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