(e) Data showing injury. Quantitative and objective data indicating the nature and extent of injury to the concerned industry, such as data showing changes in the level of sales, prices, production, productivity, capacity utilization, market share, profits and losses, and employment;
(f) Cause of injury. An enumeration and description of the alleged causes of the injury, or threat thereof, and a summary of the basis for the assertion that increased imports, either actual or relative to domestic production, of the imported good are causing or threatening to cause serious injury, supported by pertinent data; and
(g) Criteria for inclusion. Quantitative and objective data indicating the share of imports accounted for by imports from the territory of each other Party and the petitioner's views on the extent to which such imports are contributing importantly to the serious injury, or threat thereof, caused by imports of that good.
3. Petitions or complaints, except to the extent they contain confidential business information, shall promptly be made available for public inspection upon being filed.
4. With respect to an emergency action proceeding instituted on the basis of a petition or complaint filed by an entity asserting that it is representative of the domestic industry, the competent investigating authority shall not publish the notice required by paragraph 6 without first assessing carefully that the petition or complaint meets the requirements of paragraph 4, including representativeness.
5. Notice requirement. Upon instituting an emergency action proceeding, the competent investigating authority shall publish notice of the institution of the proceeding in the official journal of the Party. The notice shall identify: the petitioner or other requester; the imported good that is the subject of the proceeding and its tariff subheading; the nature and timing of the determination to be made; the time and place of the public hearing; dates of deadlines for filing briefs, statements, and other documents; the place at which the petition and any other documents filed in the course of the proceeding may be inspected; and the name, address and telephone number of the office to be contacted for more information.
6. Public hearing. In the course of each such proceeding, the competent investigating authority shall:
(a) hold a public hearing, after providing reasonable notice, to allow all interested parties, and any association whose purpose is to represent the interests of consumers in the territory of the Party instituting the proceeding, to appear in person or by counsel, to present evidence, and to be heard on the questions of serious injury, or threat thereof, and the appropriate remedy; and
(b) provide an opportunity to all interested parties and any such association appearing at the hearing to cross-question interested parties making presentations at that hearing.
7. Confidential information. The competent investigating authority shall adopt or maintain procedures for the treatment of confidential information, protected under domestic law, that is provided in the course of a proceeding, including a requirement that interested parties and consumer associations providing such information furnish non-confidential written summaries thereof, or if they indicate that such information cannot be summarized, the reasons why a summary cannot be provided.