What happens when findings are published in official reports?

• A. The measure may be implemented, adjusted, or terminated according to law.
• B. The finding becomes a private guideline with no legal effect.
• C. The measure is automatically extended indefinitely.
• D. Findings require no enforcement actions.

Answer: (A)

Findings published in official reports carry legal significance and are used to guide official actions. They establish whether a measure should be implemented, adjusted, or terminated, all in accordance with the applicable statutes and procedures. This is how tariff decisions operate: the findings indicate what remedy is appropriate and how it should be shaped, including what duties, quotas, or other measures to apply or withdraw. They are not mere private guidelines without legal effect, nor do they automatically extend measures or remove the need for enforcement actions when law requires them.