Form D Binational Panel Review - Disclosure Undertaking for Court Reporters, Translators and Interpreters - Canada

Form D Binational Panel Review - Disclosure Undertaking for Court Reporters, Translators and Interpreters is a document used in Canada for the purpose of disclosure of undertaking by court reporters, translators, and interpreters when participating in a binational panel review. This form ensures that the individuals involved agree to abide by the rules and regulations of the review process.

FAQ

Q: What is a Form D Binational Panel Review?
A: The Form D Binational Panel Review is a process that allows individuals to request a review of a decision made by the Canadian government regarding the determination of dumping or subsidizing of goods imported into the United States.

Q: Who is required to provide a Disclosure Undertaking?
A: Court reporters, translators, and interpreters who work during a Form D Binational Panel Review are required to provide a Disclosure Undertaking.

Q: What is a Disclosure Undertaking?
A: A Disclosure Undertaking is a document that requires court reporters, translators, and interpreters to agree to keep all information obtained during the review process confidential.

Q: Why is a Disclosure Undertaking necessary?
A: A Disclosure Undertaking is necessary to protect the confidentiality of sensitive information that may be discussed during the Form D Binational Panel Review.