Schedule 5A Increase in imports as a result of free trade agreement causing serious injury to UK producersF1

1. 1Application of this Schedule
2. 2TRA and Secretary of State required to have regard to relevant free trade agreement
3. 3Meaning of importation in “increased quantities”
4. 4Bilateral safeguarding investigation
5. 5Initiation of a bilateral safeguarding investigation
6. 6Provisional affirmative determinations and final affirmative or negative determinations
7. 7Termination of a bilateral safeguarding investigation
8. 8TRA’s duty to recommend provisional measures
9. 9TRA’s recommendations about provisional measures
10. 10TRA’s recommendations about provisional measures
11. 11TRA’s duty to recommend a definitive measure
12. 12TRA’s recommendations about definitive measures
13. 13TRA’s recommendations about definitive measures
14. 14Meaning of “international dispute decision”
15. 15No suspension of bilateral safeguarding remedies
16. 16Exceptions
17. 17No restriction on successive safeguarding remedies
18. 18No interaction with anti-dumping remedies and anti-subsidy remedies
19. 19Registration
20. 20Reports and updates by the TRA and Secretary of State
21. 21Secretary of State required to publish notice of decision about whether to apply remedy
22. 22Secretary of State not required to lay statements before the House of Commons
23. 23Interpretation
24. 24Interpretation