Manufacturers in the SACU of the subject products listed above, who wish to submit a request for the duty to be reviewed prior to the expiry thereof, are requested to do so within the time limit set out below (see Procedures and Time Limits). Where no replies are received from the SACU manufacturers within this time limit, the Commission will recommend the termination of the duties on the date of expiry.
In exceptional cases, where infonnation is not susceptible to summary, reasons must be submitted to this effect.
These rules applies to all correspondence with and submissions to the Commission, which unless indicated to be confidential and filed together with a non-confidential version, will be placed on the public file and be made available to other interested parties.
Manufacturers in the SACU of the subject product listed above, who wish to submit a request for the duty to be reviewed prior to its expiry, are requested to do so not later than close of business on 29 August 2011.
SACU manufacturers, who do submit a request on or before 29 August 2011, should subsequently submit duly substantiated information, indicating that the expiry of the duty would be likely to lead to continuation or recurrence of dumping and material injury, to the Commission by 25 Aprll2012.
It should be noted that the investigation process is complex and the Commission is subject to strict time limits within which to complete the investigation. Late submissions will therefore not be accepted, except with the prior written consent of the Commission. The Commission will give due consideration to written requests for an extension of not more than 14 days on good cause shown (properly motivated and substantiated), if received prior to the expiry of the original period. Merely citing insufficient time is not an acceptable reason for an extension.
The information submitted by any party may need to be verified by the Investigating Officers in order for the Commission to take such information into consideration. The Commission may verify the information at the premises of the party submitting the information, within a short period after the submission of the information to the Commission. Parties should therefore ensure that the information submitted will subsequently be available for verification. Specifically, it is planned to verify the information submitted by the exporters within three to five weeks subsequent to the submission of the information. This period will only be extended if it is not feasible for the Commission to do it within this time period or upon good cause shown, and with the prior written consent of the Commission, which should be requested at the time of the submission. It should be noted that unavailability of, or inconvenience to consultants, will not be considered to be good cause.
How many learners have been fed through the school nutrition scheme at primary and secondary schools and (b) what percentage of the budget has already been utilised to feed these learners?