How does the Tariff Commission publish its findings and what is the effect?

• A. Findings are posted on a private portal with no enforcement effect.
• B. Findings are kept confidential and have no public effect.
• C. Findings are announced in press conferences only.
• D. Findings are published in official reports; once published, measures may be implemented, adjusted, or terminated according to law, with enforcement guidance.

Answer: (D)

The findings of the Tariff Commission are made public through official publications, and these publications carry practical consequences because they guide government action under the law. Once the findings are published in official reports, the corresponding tariff measures may be implemented, adjusted, or terminated according to legal provisions, with enforcement guidance to ensure proper application and compliance.

This aligns with a transparent, accountable process where published findings become the basis for actionable policy, rather than staying private, non-binding, or limited to a press event.