The notice underscores the improvised character of the administration’s revival of Section 338. Only after the President used the nearly dormant statute to impose 50% duties on Canadian goods is the USITC asking how to define discriminatory conduct, gather evidence, protect confidential sources, investigate allegations, and advise the President.
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