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NEWS LETTER
14.1
An application for anti-dumping action on behalf of a third country shall be made by the authorities of the third country requesting action.
14.2
Such an application shall be supported by price information to show that the imports are being dumped and by detailed information to show that the alleged dumping is causing injury to the domestic industry concerned in the third country. The government of the third country shall afford all assistance to the authorities of the importing country to obtain any further information, which the latter may require.
14.3
In considering such an application, the authorities of the importing country shall consider the effects of the alleged dumping on the industry concerned as a whole in the third country; that is to say, the injury shall not be assessed in relation only to the effect of the alleged dumping on the industry"s exports to the importing country or even on the industry"s total exports.
14.4
The decisions whether or not proceed with a case shall rest with the importing country. If the importing country decides that it is prepared to take action, the initiation of the approach to the council for Trade in Goods seeking its approval for such action shall rest with the importing country.
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