ITA Extends Comment Period on Proposed AD/CV Factual Info Submission Rule to Sept. 24
The International Trade Administration is extending the time period until Sept. 24 for comment on its proposal to amend its regulations regarding the definition of factual information and time limits for its submission, it said in a Federal Register notice set for publication Aug. 23. Comments were originally due Aug. 24.
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The ITA’s proposed rule would modify the definition of factual information at 19 CFR 351.102(b)(21) to define the specific types of factual information the ITA accepts in AD/CV proceedings, and would modify the time limits for submission of factual information in 19 CFR 351.301 to make these deadlines more specific to each type of information and to change the current time limits for certain kinds of factual information.
The Committee to Support U.S. Trade Laws (CSUSTL) requested the extension due to the “complexity and far-reaching consequences” of the proposed changes.
Comments received on the proposed rule, as well as CSUSTL’s extension request, are available here.
(See ITT’s Online Archives 12070928 for summary of the ITA’s proposed rule, and 12071616 for a correction to the proposed rule to add the docket number.)