Part 4 Definitive Remedies: Definitive Safeguarding Amount & Tariff Rate Quotas
Taxation (Cross-border Trade) Act 2018 (2018 c 22) | Legislation

Part 4 Definitive Remedies: Definitive Safeguarding Amount & Tariff Rate Quotas

TRA's duty to recommend a definitive safeguarding amount or tariff rate quota

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(1)     This paragraph applies where the TRA makes a final affirmative determination in relation to goods which are the subject of a safeguarding investigation.

(2)     Goods in relation to which that determination is made are referred to in this paragraph as relevant goods.

(3)     The TRA may recommend to the Secretary of State—

(a)     that an additional amount of import duty (referred to in this Schedule as a “definitive safeguarding amountâ€) should be applicable for a specified period to all the relevant goods or to specified relevant goods;

(b)     that all the relevant goods, or specified relevant goods, should be subject to a quota for a specified period during which a lower rate of import duty should be applicable to imports of goods within the amount of the quota than is applicable to imports of goods outside the amount of the quota (referred to in this Schedule as a “tariff rate quotaâ€).

(4)     Where the TRA makes a recommendation under sub-paragraph (3)(a) in relation to relevant goods it must, as part of the recommendation,

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