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On 15 November , the Chair of the panel informed the DSB that in light of the complexity of this dispute, the panel expected to issue its final report in the first half of The Chair noted that the report would be available to the public once it was circulated to the Members in all three official languages, and that the date of circulation depended on completion of translation. On 24 August , the panel report was circulated to Members. This dispute relates to countervailing measures imposed by the United States on softwood lumber from Canada.

Canada claimed that the USDOC improperly rejected prices of stumpage from certain regions in Canada proposed by Canadian interested parties to the USDOC as benchmarks for determining the adequacy of remuneration for provision of standing timber by Canadian provinces subject to the investigation. Considering that Canada did not properly make out that claim, the Panel found that it had no basis, and declined, to rule on Canada's claim under Article 14 d that the USDOC improperly rejected the proposed stumpage benchmark in New Brunswick to determine the adequacy of remuneration for Crown timber provided to the respondent companies by that province.

The Panel upheld Canada's claim under the chapeau of Article 14 of the SCM Agreement as it found that an objective and unbiased investigating authority would not have relied on the Nova Scotia survey for determining the benchmark price.

The Panel exercised judicial economy in respect of Canada's claims under Article Canada claimed that the USDOC acted inconsistently with Article 14 d of the SCM Agreement in selecting an out-of-country benchmark based on Washington log prices to assess the adequacy of remuneration for standing timber provided by British Columbia to Canadian producers.



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