92.1 If the Tribunal is required to conduct a mid-term review under section 19.02 of the Act, the Secretary shall cause to be published in the Canada Gazette, not later than five months before the review, a notice of mid-term review that sets out the following information:

• (a) the statutory authority for the review of the safeguard measure;

• (b) the date of the mid-point of the safeguard measure to be reviewed;

• (c) the subject-matter of the review;

• (d) the date on or before which a notice of participation or any written submissions must be filed;

• (e) the address of the Tribunal for the filing or service of documents and where information in respect of the review may be obtained; and

• (f) any other information that is relevant to the review that the Tribunal specifies.

92.2 The Secretary shall send a copy of the notice of mid-term review referred to in rule 92.1 to each interested party.

92.3 A mid-term review referred to in rule 92.1 shall be decided on the basis of a hearing by way of written submissions unless the Tribunal, on its own initiative or on the written request of a party, decides to proceed by way of a hearing at which the parties or their counsel appear before the Tribunal or by way of an electronic hearing.

92.4 Rules 59 and 60 apply, with any modifications that the circumstances require, to a review referred to in rule 92.1.

93. In this Part

“send”

“send”, in respect of a document, information or a notification, means to transmit by hand, registered mail or electronic transmission; (envoyer)

“working day”

“working day” means a day that is not a Saturday or a holiday. (jour ouvrable)

94. This Part applies in respect of inquiries into complaints made by potential suppliers under subsection 30.11(1) of the Act.

95. In this Part where anything is to be done within eight days or less, any day within that period that is not a working day shall not be counted.

• 96. (1) A complaint shall be considered to have been filed

  • (a) on the day it was received by the Tribunal; or

  • (b) in the case of a complaint that does not comply with subsection 30.11(2) of the Act, on the day that the Tribunal receives the information that corrects the deficiencies in order that the complaint comply with that subsection.

• (2) For the purpose of subrule (1), the day of receipt is the day stamped by the Secretary on the complaint or on the document containing the information that corrects the deficiencies.