The Trade Remedies (Increase in Imports as a Result of a Free Trade Agreement Causing Serious Injury to UK Producers) Regulations 2024
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6 Increased quantities
(1) The TRA must assess whether— (a) the goods concerned have been or are being imported into the United Kingdom in increased quantities by reference to a period of time for which it determines that there is sufficient data available in order for it to make that assessment (the “period of investigation”), and (b) any such increase during the period of investigation is due to the goods concerned having benefited from a reduction or elimination of import duty as a result of the relevant free trade agreement. (2) In order to determine whether the goods concerned are imported into the United Kingdom in increased volumes for the purpose of paragraph 1(1)(a) of Schedule 5 to the Act, the TRA must determine whether there has been— (a) an absolute increase in the volume of the goods concerned imported into the United Kingdom, or (b) a relative increase in the volume of the goods concerned imported into the United Kingdom compared with the total domestic production in the United Kingdom of the like goods and directly competitive goods. (3) When making a determination under paragraph (2), the TRA may take into account any information it considers relevant. (4) The TRA must consider imports of the goods concerned when making a determination under paragraph (2) unless regulation 49 (exceptions) applies.
6 Increased quantities
(1) The TRA must assess whether— (a) the goods concerned have been or are being imported into the United Kingdom in increased quantities by reference to a period of time for which it determines that there is sufficient data available in order for it to make that assessment (the “period of investigation”), and (b) any such increase during the period of investigation is due to the goods concerned having benefited from a reduction or elimination of import duty as a result of the relevant free trade agreement. (2) In order to determine whether the goods concerned are imported into the United Kingdom in increased volumes for the purpose of paragraph 1(1)(a) of Schedule 5 to the Act, the TRA must determine whether there has been— (a) an absolute increase in the volume of the goods concerned imported into the United Kingdom, or (b) a relative increase in the volume of the goods concerned imported into the United Kingdom compared with the total domestic production in the United Kingdom of the like goods and directly competitive goods. (3) When making a determination under paragraph (2), the TRA may take into account any information it considers relevant. (4) The TRA must consider imports of the goods concerned when making a determination under paragraph (2) unless regulation 49 (exceptions) applies.
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