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Part IV · Investigation

14. Decision to initiate investigation

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(1)

The Government may initiate an investigation, whether on the request of a domestic industry or on its own initiative, only when the

Government has determined that there is sufficient evidence of serious injury or threat thereof caused by increased imports.

14 Laws of Malaysia ACT 657

(2)

If the Government decides to initiate an investigation under subsection (1), the Government may seek such additional information, as the Government deems necessary.

(3)

Where the Government decides not to initiate an investigation, the Government shall notify the petitioner in writing of the reasons for not initiating the investigation.

(4)

Where a petition has been received, the Government shall, from the date of receipt of the petition, decides whether or not to initiate an investigation within such period as prescribed. Where the petition involves complex issues, or if the Government has to seek additional information as provided for in subsection (2), the period may be extended for another period as prescribed.

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Definitive Safeguard Measure

Part VI

Review of Safeguard Measure

Part VII

Reapplication of a Safeguard Measure

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