Section 55: Final determination

55. Final determination (1) The Investigating Authority shall make a final determination of dumping or subsidy, injury and causal link within 180 days of the preliminary determination. (2) Subject to section 35, the final determination shall be based on all information obtained by the Investigating Authority during the course of the investigation. (3) The Investigating Authority shall give public notice of its final determination. (4) The notice of final determination shall provide all relevant information which has led to the determination and include— (a) the names of the known exporters and producers of the investigated product; (b) a description of the investigated product that is sufficient for customs purposes, including the tariff classification; [Issue 3] T14A – 24 Revised Laws of Mauritius (c) the amount of the dumping margin or subsidy, if any, found to exist, the basis of the determination, and the methodology used in determining normal value, export price, and any adjustments made; (d) the factors that have led to the determination of injury and causal link, including information on factors other than dumped or subsidised imports that have been taken into account including, where appropriate— (i) any other reasons leading to the final determination; and (ii) the reasons for the acceptance or rejection of relevant arguments or claims made by exporters and importers; (e) the amount of any anti-dumping duty or countervailing to be imposed, including any considerations relevant to the examination of the domestic interest and of whether a duty less than the dumping margin would be adequate to remove the injury to the domestic industry; and (f) the final anti-dumping duty or countervailing duty to be collected with regard to the imports to which provisional measures are applied. (5) A copy of the notice shall be forwarded to the country the products of which are subject to such determination and any interested party.