Section 16: Imposition of countervailing measures
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16. Imposition of countervailing measures
(1) The Investigating Authority may impose countervailing measures on
products imported into Mauritius where it is determined, pursuant to an investigation initiated and conducted in accordance with this Act, that—
(a) the investigated product is subsidised;
(b) there is injury to the domestic industry; and
(c) there is a causal link between the subsidised imported product
and injury to the domestic industry.
(2) No countervailing duty shall be imposed on any imported product in
excess of the total rate of subsidisation of the investigated product from the
subsidy or subsidy program found to exist in terms of subsidisation per unit
of the subsidised and exported product.
(3) Only specific subsidy shall be subject to countervailing duties.
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(4) The determination of the existence of the prohibited or actionable
subsidy and the amount of the subsidy shall be established in such manner
as may be prescribed.
(5) For the purposes of this section, a subsidy shall be deemed to exist
where there is a financial contribution by a government or public body within
the territory of a country.
PART IV – DETERMINATION OF INJURY AND OF CAUSAL LINK