AUDIENCE
For Governments, Manufactures, Exporters, Trading Companies and Importers
| DURATION | FULL DAY SEMINAR | |
|---|---|---|
| Audience – Training | Groups of 10 to 25 for Training Purposes | |
| Audience – General | Groups of 50 to 500 for General Audience |
SEMINAR CONTENT
Have you ever been or will soon be involved in a Canadian Anti-dumping and Subsidy investigation? Are you confused by the Canada Border Services (CBSA) demands for Information and the deadlines set out in the Investigation schedule?
Is it mandatory for you to respond to the CBSA Request for Information (RFI)? What happens if you do not respond or cooperate in the investigation? Is it against the law if you do not cooperate with the CBSA in the investigation?
If you have such questions then this seminar is for you.
Expand your knowledge and understanding of Canada’s Trade Remedy Laws. This seminar provides a general overview of the Canadian Anti-dumping and Countervailing proceedings conducted under the Special Import Measures Act, (SIMA) from the complaint stage, through the initiation of the investigation, the preliminary determination, the final determination and the section 55 review of importations during the provisional period.
Timelines will be covered as well as the current policies, practices and position of the Trade and Anti-dumping Directorate of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), which is the Agency charged with administration of SIMA.
At the end of the seminar, course participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the investigation proceedings conducted by the CBSA and will have a better understanding of the rationale behind the decisions made by the CBSA in the Canadian Anti-dumping and Countervailing proceedings.