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  1. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Rules - SOR/91-499 (Section 16)
    Rules Governing the Proceedings, Practice and Procedures of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal
    •  (1) A counsel for a party who wishes to have access to confidential information under subsection 45(3) of the Act must provide the Tribunal with a declaration and undertaking on the relevant Tribunal form in respect of the use, disclosure, reproduction, protection and storage of the information in the record of a proceeding, as well as in respect of that counsel’s disposal of the information at the close of the proceeding or in the event of a change of counsel.

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    • (3) An expert who wishes to have access to confidential information under subsection 45(3) or (3.1) of the Act must provide the Tribunal with a declaration and undertaking on the relevant Tribunal form in respect of the use, disclosure, reproduction, protection and storage of the confidential information in the record of a proceeding, as well as in respect of that expert’s disposal of the confidential information at the close of the proceeding or in the event of a change of expert.

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    • (5) The Tribunal must notify the counsel or the expert, as the case may be, of its decision as to whether to disclose the confidential information and on what terms and conditions that disclosure would be made.

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  2. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Rules - SOR/91-499 (Section 2)
    Rules Governing the Proceedings, Practice and Procedures of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal

     In these Rules,

    counsel of record

    counsel of record  means the counsel of record for a party as determined in accordance with rule 11; (avocat inscrit au dossier)

    interested party

    interested party , in relation to an inquiry under section 42 or 45 of the Special Import Measures Act or a review under section 76.01, 76.02, 76.03 or 76.1 of that Act, means

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    • (e) any other person who, because their rights or pecuniary interests may be affected or for any other reason, is entitled to be heard by the Tribunal before the Tribunal disposes of the inquiry or the review, as the case may be, in accordance with that Act; (partie intéressée)

    intervener

    intervener  means a person who

    • (a) has filed a request to intervene and has been added as an intervener under rule 41, or

    other interested party

    other interested party  has the same meaning as in section 3 of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Regulations; (autres intéressés)

    party

    party  means

    • (a) in the case of an inquiry under section 42 or 45 of the Special Import Measures Act or a review under section 76.01, 76.02, 76.03 or 76.1 of that Act, an interested party who has filed a notice of participation in the inquiry or review, as the case may be, in accordance with these Rules,

    respondent

    respondent  means the Minister of National Revenue or the President, as the case may be. (intimé)

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  3. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Rules - SOR/91-499 (Section 57)
    Rules Governing the Proceedings, Practice and Procedures of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal

     If the President makes a final determination of dumping or subsidizing with respect to goods under section 41 of the Special Import Measures Act, the President must cause to be filed with the Tribunal, in addition to the written notice referred to in subsection 41(3) of that Act, the following materials:

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    • (c.1) documents setting out the margin of dumping in relation to the goods that are imported into Canada from each country subject to an inquiry, which margin of dumping is the weighted average of the margins of dumping determined in accordance with section 30.2 of the Special Import Measures Act expressed as a percentage of the export price of the good;

    • (c.2) documents setting out the amount of subsidy in relation to the goods that are imported into Canada from each country subject to an inquiry, expressed as a percentage of the export price of the goods; and

    • (d) such other materials that contain information with respect to any matter referred to in any of paragraphs (a) to (c) as is in the President’s possession and as the Tribunal may from time to time request.

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  4. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Rules - SOR/91-499 (Section 41)
    Rules Governing the Proceedings, Practice and Procedures of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal
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    • (2) The Tribunal must determine whether to add the person as an intervener on the basis of the information provided by that person under rule 40.1 or any other consideration that the Tribunal considers relevant.

    • (3) If the Tribunal determines that the person is to be added as an intervener, the Tribunal must so notify the other parties to the appeal.

    • (4) An intervener is entitled to receive from the Tribunal copies of all of the documents, other than documents which contain confidential information, that were filed by each party to the appeal prior to their being added as an intervener and, subject to rule 16, the counsel or expert for the intervener is entitled to have access to documents which contain confidential information.

    • (5) Subject to rule 17, each party to the appeal must serve on the intervener copies of all of the documents served by that party on the other parties to the appeal on or after the day they are added as an intervener.

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  5. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Rules - SOR/91-499 (Section 89)
    Rules Governing the Proceedings, Practice and Procedures of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal

     This Part applies in respect of

    • (a) a standing reference made to the Tribunal under section 19 of the Act by the Minister for inquiry and report into

      • (i) any written complaint made to the Tribunal by a domestic producer of goods alleging that like or directly competitive goods that originate in a country designated in the List of Countries set out in the schedule to the Customs Tariffas a beneficiary of the General Preferential Tariff and that are being imported into Canada at the General Preferential Tariff rates of customs duty under section 33 of the Customs Tariff, or that originate in a country designated in the List of Countries set out in the schedule to the Customs Tariffas a beneficiary of the Least Developed Country Tariff and that are being imported into Canada at the Least Developed Country Tariff rates of customs duty under section 37 of the Customs Tariff, are causing or threatening injury to that producer, or

      • (ii) any written complaint made to the Tribunal by a domestic producer of goods alleging that like or directly competitive goods that originate in a country designated in the List of Countries set out in the schedule to the Customs Tariffas a beneficiary of the Commonwealth Caribbean Countries Tariff and that are being imported into Canada at the Commonwealth Caribbean Countries Tariff rates of customs duty under section 41 of the Customs Tariff, are causing or threatening injury to that producer; and

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