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References [textual record]

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Sub-series

Date:

1933-1986

Reference:

R914-5-9-E, RG79-A-1

Type of material:

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Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

134931

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Canadian International Trade Tribunal fonds

Tariff Board

References
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Sub-series includes:

4 lower level description(s)
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Date(s):

1933-1986

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Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

57.4 m of textual records
1 bound volume

Language of material:

English
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Reference Branch, References [textual record]

Extensions of Time, Safeguard Petitions, Reference [textual record]
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Sub-series consists of Tariff Board references. The Tariff Board began operations in 1933, replacing the Department of National Revenue's Board of Customs. One of the main functions is to inquire, report and advise on matters relating to tariffs, trade, and commerce. Such an investigation may include an inquiry as to the effect that an increase or decrease of the existing rate of duty upon a given commodity might have upon industry or trade and the extent to which the consumer is protected from exploitation. In carrying out an investigation, the Board considers prices and costs of raw materials, cost of production in Canada, labour conditions, prices received by producers, and conditions and factors affecting cost of production. Each investigation undertaken is termed a "reference". Usually the reference takes one of two forms: authority for review of sections of the Customs Tariff relating to an entire industry, or authority for investigation in respect of specified commodities. The files are 163 numbered reference files consisting of general support documents, proceedings, reports and registry files, Reference 149-156. Beginning with Reference 149 a new registry system was introduced and thereafter all general support documentation, proceedings and reports may be found together.

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Government

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121-000048-2
1987-88/167 GAD
1993-94/048 GAD
RG79
RG79-1

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RG79-A-1
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