The Australian Government is now operating in line with Caretaker Conventions, pending the outcome of the 2025 federal election.
The Anti-Dumping Review Panel received applications from Capral Limited, Opal (Macao Offshore Commercial) Limited and PanAsia Aluminium (China) Limited, under the Customs Act 1901, for a review of a decision by the Minister for Industry and Science to alter a dumping duty notice and a countervailing duty notice, following an anti-circumvention inquiry.
Under subsection 269ZZK(1) of the Customs Act 1901, the Anti-Dumping Review Panel is required to make a report to the Minister for Industry and Science on the application, recommending that the Minister either affirm the reviewable decision or revoke the reviewable decision and substitute a specified new decision.
NON-CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE
ADC INVITATION TO COMMENT LETTER - 4 May 2015
SUBMISSIONS
CAPRAL - 11 May 2015
OPAL - 10 May 2015
PANASIA - 10 May 2015
SUCCESS ALUMINIUM- 8 May 2015
PROTECTOR ALUMINIUM- 7 May 2015
APPLICATIONS TO THE ADRP
CAPRAL - 23 March 2015
OPAL - 23 March 2015
PANASIA - 23 March 2015
PUBLIC NOTICES
Intention to conduct a review of a decision by the Minister for Industry and Science- 10 April 2015
Decision of the Parliamentary Secretary- 30 June 2015
ADRP Report 21- 9 June 2015