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36.—(1) Where the TRA considers it appropriate, the TRA may expand or limit the matters to be considered in a review.
(2) The TRA must provide interested parties with an opportunity to comment prior to acting in accordance with paragraph (1).
(3) The TRA may, where it considers it appropriate, terminate an extension review on the request of the review applicant.
(4) Parts 2 to 5 apply to this Part to the extent that the TRA considers relevant.
(5) If the TRA applies any part of Parts 2 to 5 to a review, any references in those Parts to “goods concerned” should be read as “goods subject to review”.
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